Film Lens
The documentary follows an athlete's attempt to complete 500 miles on a 10-mile loop course at the Mammoth Endurance Washington Island Ultra. It captures the emotional journey of the athlete, who reflects on the significance of the race and the support from friends, particularly a coach who was also a close friend. The narrative intertwines the athlete's training experiences in 2020, a year marked by personal growth and tragedy, as they prepare for this monumental challenge.
The film also addresses the impact of loss, as the athlete recounts the tragic murder of their friend by her ex-boyfriend. This event serves as a backdrop to the race, emphasizing the importance of cherishing relationships and pursuing ambitious goals. The community's support during the race, as they wait for the athlete to complete the 500 miles, shows the camaraderie and shared determination among participants.
Why Watch
- •See the emotional impact of friendship and loss.
- •Meet the athlete determined to complete 500 miles.
- •Find out how community support plays a crucial role.
- •Witness the challenges of ultra-endurance racing.
Did You Know
•The athlete attempted to complete 500 miles on a 10-mile loop course.
•The race took place at the Mammoth Endurance Washington Island Ultra.
•The athlete's friend, who was also their coach, was murdered in 2020.
•The last words exchanged between the athlete and their friend were 'I love you.'
•The athlete completed 430 miles before continuing to reach 500.
Perfect For
Endurance sports fansThose coping with lossCommunity support advocatesAthletes seeking inspiration