Film Lens
In 'Breakaway', Maya Moore, a prominent women's basketball player, made the decision to leave her sport in 2019 to advocate for Jonathan Irons, a man she believes was wrongfully imprisoned. The film follows their efforts as they navigate the legal system in pursuit of justice. Moore's activism is central to the narrative, illustrating how her commitment to Irons' case reshapes both their lives.
The documentary captures the complexities of their relationship and the legal battles they face together. It emphasizes the importance of standing up for what is right, demonstrating how personal convictions can lead to significant societal change. The film presents a detailed account of their fight against injustice, showcasing the emotional and legal hurdles they encounter along the way.
Why Watch
- •Meet Maya Moore, a WNBA star turned activist.
- •Follow the legal battle for Jonathan Irons' freedom.
- •See how sports can intersect with social justice.
Did You Know
•Maya Moore stepped away from basketball in 2019 for activism.
•Jonathan Irons was wrongfully imprisoned, which Moore advocates for.
•The film is directed by Rudy Valdez and runs for 75 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in the US and is in English.
Perfect For
Women's basketball fansSocial justice advocatesTrue crime enthusiasts