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Sarah is a black South African girl raised in a middle-class family that sent her to the best schools. She has a deformity in one leg, but her parents encouraged her to take swimming lessons anyway. Her coach (a half-crazy drunk) realizes Sarah has an iron will and, against the federation's wishes, enters her in the extremely tough Capri-Napoli race.
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Sarah is a black South African girl raised in a middle-class family that sent her to the best schools. She has a deformity in one leg, but her parents encouraged her to take swimming lessons anyway. Her coach (a half-crazy drunk) realizes Sarah has an iron will and, against the federation's wishes, enters her in the extremely tough Capri-Napoli race.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maurizio D'Adda, Renzo Martinelli, Giulio Paradisi, Renzo Martinelli, Maurizio D'Adda, Giulio Paradisi
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Martinelli Film Company International, Istituto Luce-Italnoleggio Cinematografico, RAI
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