We Could Be Heroes
Biographies & Inspiring Stories
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1h 20m
Paralympic champion Azzedine is a hero abroad but an outcast at home in Morocco. Denied a salary, support, or even access to the city stadium, he and friend Yousef train for Rio's seated shot put. After winning gold, Azzedine returns hoping for change. Instead, he must fight for the most basic human rights and recognition from the country he represents.
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