An Aquatic Tale of The Little Mermaid (2023)
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Unbreakable Me - The Gabrielle Daleman Story (2026)
This inspiring documentary follows Gabrielle Daleman, two-time Canadian champion and 2018 Olympic gold medalist, as she battles injuries, illness, bullying, and mental health struggles. Beyond the medals and spotlight, she faces adversity with courage and grit, rising again and again to prove that her greatest strength isn't just on the ice - it's in her unbreakable spirit.
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This inspiring documentary follows Gabrielle Daleman, two-time Canadian champion and 2018 Olympic gold medalist, as she battles injuries, illness, bullying, and mental health struggles. Beyond the medals and spotlight, she faces adversity with courage and grit, rising again and again to prove that her greatest strength isn't just on the ice - it's in her unbreakable spirit.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/27/2026
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Exploration Films, ZGN Productions
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