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False Positive tells the story of Butch Reynolds, an athlete known as the fastest man in the world. The film examines how a faulty drug test derailed his career, presenting it as one of the greatest injustices in American sports history. The narrative focuses on Reynolds' experiences and the impact of the drug test on his life and career.
Directed by Ismail Al-Amin, the documentary features notable figures such as Harry 'Butch' Reynolds Jr., Peabo Bryson, and Jim Tressel. With a runtime of 102 minutes, it provides an in-depth look at the events surrounding the drug test and its consequences for Reynolds and the sport of track and field.
Why Watch
- •Meet Butch Reynolds, the fastest man in the world.
- •Find out how a drug test changed Reynolds' life.
- •See insights from Jim Tressel on sports integrity.
Did You Know
•Butch Reynolds was known as the fastest man in the world.
•The documentary runs for 102 minutes.
•Ismail Al-Amin directed the film released in 2024.
Perfect For
Track and field fansSports injusticeAthlete biographies