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USA. actors - Sarah Paulson. Year - 2020. director - Aneesh Chaganty. Runiktv. Run sausage run. Run run run. I enjoy in tongues at work w/ big headphones. Sanctuary was this song for me though. ஷாலினி சத்தியமா சொல்லுரேன். நீ. நல்லாவே இருக்கமாட்ட. Run on dallas. Run better run. Run Directed by Aneesh Chaganty Produced by Natalie Qasabian Sev Ohanian Written by Aneesh Chaganty Starring Sarah Paulson Kiera Allen Music by Torin Borrowdale Cinematography Hillary Spera Edited by Nick Johnson & Will Merrick Production companies Lionsgate Distributed by Lionsgate Release date May 8, 2020 (United States) Country United States Language English Run is an upcoming American thriller film, directed by Aneesh Chaganty, from a screenplay by him and Sev Ohanian. It stars Sarah Paulson and Kiera Allen. It is scheduled to be released on May 8, 2020, by Lionsgate. Cast [ edit] Kiera Allen as Chloe Sherman Production [ edit] In June 2018, it was announced Lionsgate would produce, distribute, and finance the film, with Aneesh Chaganty directing from a screenplay he wrote, alongside Sev Ohanian. Ohanian and Natalie Qasabian will produce the film. [1] In October 2018, Sarah Paulson joined the cast of the film. [2] In December 2018, Kiera Allen joined the cast of the film. [3] Principal photography began on October 31, 2018, and wrapped on December 18, 2018. [4] Torin Borrowdale composes the film score, as he previously collaborated with Chaganty in Searching. Release [ edit] The film is scheduled to be released on May 8, 2020. [5] It was previously scheduled to be released on January 24, 2020. [6] References [ edit] McNary, Dave (June 7, 2018. Lionsgate to Develop Thriller 'Run' From 'Searching' Filmmakers (EXCLUSIVE. Variety. Retrieved December 25, 2018. ^ N'Duka, Amanda (October 11, 2018. Sarah Paulson To Star In Lionsgate Thriller 'Run' Directed By 'Searching' Helmer Aneesh Chaganty. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved December 25, 2018. ^ Nemiroff, Perri (December 6, 2018. Exclusive: Newcomer Kiera Allen Cast Opposite Sarah Paulson in Thriller 'Run. Collider. Retrieved December 25, 2018. ^ Sneider, Jeff (October 11, 2018. Exclusive: Sarah Paulson to Star in Thriller 'Run' from 'Searching' Filmmakers. Retrieved December 25, 2018. ^ Couch, Aaron (January 17, 2020. Lionsgate Thriller 'Run' Release Date Pushed Back 4 Months. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved January 17, 2020. ^ Vlessing, Etan (January 31, 2019. Lionsgate Suspense Thriller 'Run' Sets 2020 Release Date. Retrieved January 31, 2019. External links [ edit] Run on IMDb.

Running beyonce. Run run rudolph. Run nike. Runyourpool. Runner's world. Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 40% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 10 84% Audience Score User Ratings: 318 Run the Race Ratings & Reviews Explanation Run the Race Videos Photos Movie Info In RUN THE RACE, two desperate brothers sacrifice today for a better tomorrow. Reeling from his mother's death and his father's abandonment, Zach, an All-State athlete, finds glory on the football field, working to earn a college scholarship and the brothers' ticket out of town. When a devastating injury puts Zach-and his dreams-on the sidelines, David laces up his track cleats to salvage their future and point Zach toward hope. Rating: PG (for thematic content and some teen partying) Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Feb 22, 2019 limited On Disc/Streaming: Jun 18, 2019 Runtime: 101 minutes Studio: Roadside Attractions Cast News & Interviews for Run the Race Critic Reviews for Run the Race Audience Reviews for Run the Race Run the Race Quotes News & Features.

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YouTube. Runaround sue. Run run. When RM rubbed his coffee hand down his pants is such a mood🤦🏻‍♀️💜. Run daughter. When the quiet kid changes his profile picture to john wick. Run VHS cover Directed by Geoff Burrowes Produced by Raymond Wagner Written by Dennis Shryack [1] Michael Blodgett [1] Starring Patrick Dempsey Kelly Preston Music by Phil Marshall Cinematography Bruce Surtees Edited by Jack Hofstra Stephen E. Rivkin Production company Hollywood Pictures Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Release date February 1, 1991 Running time 91 minutes Country United States Language English Budget 16 million Box office 4 million Run is a 1991 American action thriller film directed by Geoff Burrowes and starring Patrick Dempsey and Kelly Preston. Plot [ edit] Boston law student and part-time mechanic Charlie Farrow ( Patrick Dempsey) was asked by his boss to deliver a new Porsche from Boston to Atlantic City for a client. When he gets close to Atlantic City, the Porsche breaks down. While Charlie waits for the car to be repaired, a cab driver (who mistakes Charlie for being an Atlantic City high roller) takes him to an undercover casino that has a bar room and kitchen, so Charlie can get something to eat. At the casino, Charlie earns the wrath of Denny Halloran (Alan C. Peterson) who takes exception to Charlie beating him at poker. In the resulting fight, Denny trips over a potted palm, accidentally hits his head on the sharp corner of a counter, and dies. Charlie is now on the spot, because Denny happens to be the son of a mob boss named Matt Halloran ( Ken Pogue) who is the owner and despot of the casino and most of the police force, including Chief Travers and Lt. Martins who think Charlie could be innocent. Wrongfully accused of murdering Denny, Charlie finds himself on the run from both dirty cops and Matt's henchmen, all of whom want to collect the 50, 000 bounty that Matt placed on Charlie. With only one ally, reluctant witness Karen Landers ( Kelly Preston) who knows the truth and agrees to aid Charlie, Charlie finds himself in a deadly game of cat and mouse. The bodies pile up as Charlie dodges flying bullets and bowling pins, explosions from numerous assault weapons and miscellaneous shrapnel and twisted auto parts as he is pursued on a nightmare race through racetracks, amusement parks, bowling alleys and shopping malls by Matt's men, corrupt cops and Travers and Martins. After Karen is wounded and two dirty cops die chasing him Charlie surrenders himself to Travers and Martins but they are pursued by two of Matt's men, Sammy and Marv, and run off the road, Travers is killed and Martins is injured. Sammy and Marv take Charlie to Matt who tells them to kill Charlie, however, he kills Marv then Sammy by causing them to fall off of a roof. After killing Matt's other henchmen, Charlie and Matt confront each other at Matt's dog-race track. Matt dies as he is impaled by a mechanical pacer rabbit that was speeding toward him. Martins arrives after this and tells Charlie that "they sure fooled with the wrong guy" before placing a reassuring hand on Charlie's shoulder. Production [ edit] It was the second feature directed by Geoff Burrowes. "If you want to do an action picture, it should be one that doesn't let up and for that reason this movie appealed to me enormously. he said. "In Run, we're projecting a situation which could quite conceivably happen to any member of the audience, a situation with which they can identify through a character who is fundamentally Everyman. We pose the question, What would happen to me if I were caught up something in which I was an outsider, where all due process fell away and I were left alone. 2] Filming started in Vancouver in April 1990. [3] Kelly Preston replaced Tracy Pollan who bowed out during early filming in May. [4] According to a publicist, The part had evolved and both parties agreed that she was no longer right for the role. There were no awful tantrums. 5] References [ edit] a b Barnes, Mike (2016-09-15. Dennis Shryack, Screenwriter on Clint Eastwood's 'The Gauntlet' and 'Pale Rider. Dies at 80. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2016-10-05. ^ Director keeps his roots; Run a new experience for Australian film-maker: Final Edition] MARC HORTON Journal Staff Writer. Edmonton Journal4 Feb 1991: D12. ^ No Headline: 3* Edition] Aird, Elizabeth. The Vancouver Sun; Vancouver, B. C. [Vancouver, B. C]16 Mar 1990: D1. ^ Baby steals hearts on set of thriller flick in B. FIN Edition] Rita Zekas Toronto Star. Toronto Star5 Apr 1990: F1. ^ PRESTON REPLACES POLLAN: 1* Edition] Inwood, Damian. The Province 15 May 1990: 39. External links [ edit] Run on IMDb Run at AllMovie Run at Box Office Mojo Run at Rotten Tomatoes.

Runeterra. Run 3 game. Run meme. Running. Running Inspiration & Motivation Some movies just have that special something that inspires you to run. Here's our pick of the best 12 to dip into when you need a bit of running inspiration to get you moving. Titled after a line in William Blake's classic poem Jerusalem, Chariots of Fire tells the story of two sprinters, Englishman Harold Abraham and the Scottish missionary, Eric Liddell, in their quest to fulfill two very different ambitions. Abraham's Jewish heritage attracted institutional prejudice at Cambridge and intolerance as he pursued his quest to win an Olympic sprint title. Liddell – a man of deep religious conviction – vowed not to compete on a Sunday and when his Olympic race was scheduled for that very day, he was forced to stand by his principles. What will be the outcome for these two great athletes as their lives intersect at the 1924 Paris Games? Beautifully filmed and decorated with a pulsating musical score from Vangelis, Chariots of Fire is one of the great running films of all time. Fact about Chariots of Fire: The movie secured four Oscars: Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Costume Design, and Best Original Score. Rock and roll music learned long ago that if you want to give somebody the title “legend” they have to be controversial, have a disdain for authority, be blessed with immense talent but, most importantly, have a life that ends too soon. The life of American distance runner Steve Prefontaine fits the mold. He once said: I don't run to see who has the best endurance, I run to see who has the most guts. I know that is me. Without Limits is a powerful movie which tells the story of this colourful character and brilliantly cuts in live footage of his famous attempt to win a gold medal at the Munich Olympic Games in 1972. The movie shows how Prefontaine enjoyed almost rock star status due to his running ability, and flouted the conventions of the time –  dragging the sport into a new era. Fact about Without Limits: The movie was co-produced by Tom Cruise, who had wanted to play the lead role but decided he was too old. Michael Crawford plays a milkman who dispatches his produce by running from house to house at record speed. He is identified by a controlling coach who believes he can be the best. Ryan O'Neal takes the role of an American College athlete who relies on stimulants to achieve his performances. Charles Aznavour portrays a retired Russian athlete who is asked by his political masters to run one more time for 'the system. The last is a young black athlete, played by Athol Compton who is asked to give up his dream of winning the Olympic Games just minutes before the start of the race in a political statement against racial injustice. The Games is a remarkable movie that successfully weaves many themes that even to this day plague the Olympic movement. Fact about The Games: The film is based on a novel by Hugh Atkinson of the same name. 4 The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner This movie concerns a young man, Colin Smith (Tom Courtenay) who is sent to a youth prison for his part in a robbery at a bakery. In the institution, he rises through the ranks on the strength of his prowess as a long distance runner. During his solitary runs he begins to assess his life and his status as the governor's prize runner. The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner is a gritty movie set in the 1960s and is the story of how the lead character has to make a decision about whether or not to defy authority and win back his own self-esteem at the probable personal cost of continued confinement. Although you wouldn't immediately say this movie could inspire people to run, the fact that Colin uses his 'alone time' while running to devise his plans against the governor is a good example of how running can help you in certain areas of your life. Fact about The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner: British heavy metal group Iron Maiden included an adaptation of the story in a song which featured on their 1986 album ‘Somewhere in Time. This South African drama is a fictional movie which centres on a man trying to turn a rank amateur into a champion. Failed track coach Barry Bohmer discovers Christine (Nthati Moshesh) a young woman he sees jogging one day, and his trained eye tells him that she has the natural gifts and talent to win the Comrades Marathon – a grueling 54-mile race that stretches between two cities in the South African desert.  The Long Run shows how it is possible to train for such a competitive athletic event even if you have a background of little or no running experience. Also, the excellent soundtrack – which has contributions from vocal group Ladysmith Black Mambazo – gives the movie a very authentic African flavor. Its certainly a good one to watch if you want to learn a more about the ultra-marathon experience. Fact about The Long Run: This film is directed by Jean Stewart, a longtime TV director. A fictional movie about American marathon runner Michael Andropolis (Michael Douglas) who sets his heart on representing the United States at the 1976 Olympic games in Montreal. Through his running, Andropolis hopes that success will help to resolve his problems with work, his marriage, and his family. The protagonist finds a purpose through running that had alluded him previously. While watching this movie youll see the determination that is involved in running and get an experience of the Olympic Trials, where Andropolis barely makes the team. And if you dont find yourself rooting for him during the Olympic marathon, then you must have a heart of stone! Fact about Running: The marathon scenes of running were filmed in Georgetown, Ontario Canada. Although its not a movie that focuses solely on running, Gallipoli nonetheless covers the story of a young Australian running star Archy (played by Mel Gibson) whose track career is interrupted by Australias entrance into World War I. There are plenty of running scenes in the movie, including a great one near the beginning that is accompanied by Jean Michel Jarre's rousing soundtrack. During the course of the Gallipoli campaign, the movie depicts Archy having to run messages through the trenches – where how fast he runs becomes a matter of life and death. This movie is inspiring in that it shows what people can do in the face of adversity – although be prepared for the tear-jerking ending. Fact about Gallipoli: At the time this film was made in 1981, Gallipoli was the most expensive Australian film ever produced. The story in Kicking Bird is about gaining hope and using running to find yourself. It tells of the struggles of Martin ‘Bird Johnson (Ian Anderson-Priddy) who uses running to avoid his problems in his family life and at school. Johnson runs for the school cross country team as a means of escaping continual beating from his peers. This fictional movie puts across how running can be a good escape and can be a ticket to success, and shows the hardships you have to go through to reach the top and reach your true potential. Theres also an original soundtrack to the movie, which is excellent and comes to the fore when the characters are seen running. Kicking Bird is a really thought-provoking tale with running at its heart. Fact about Kicking Bird: The film was made on a small budget of only 6, 000. This film tells the underdog story of Billy Mills (played by Robby Benson) the American Indian who came from obscurity to record one of the biggest upsets in Olympic history by winning the 10, 000m event at Tokyo in 1964. This fact that this movie is based on real events makes it even more inspiring. The movie portrays Mills determination to better the best and not let the stereotypical attitude towards his origins bring him down. In Running Brave, his iconic race at the Tokyo games is portrayed. Mills came from third place to claim the gold medal - overtaking world record holder Ron Clark in the process - thus making it one of the best finishes and biggest upsets in Olympic history. Ron Clark was the first American to ever win the title. Fact about Running Brave: The film was released in some parts of America in 1983, however was largely released in 1984 around the world to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his gold medal win. This is a Canadian movie about the struggles of a 14-year old boy, Ralph Walker (Adam Butcher) who loses his father in a war and has to deal with the fact that his mother is in hospital in a coma. As a punishment for his behavior in school, Ralphs stern headteacher forces him to join the cross country team. Ralph takes to running, and his coach recognises his talent and starts training him for the Boston Marathon. The movie follows Ralphs story as he sets out to perform an almost impossible running feat – winning the Boston Marathon – because he believes that this miracle will bring his mother out of her coma. Fact about Saint Ralph: The race which Ralph wins in the movie, the 30 kilometre Round the Bay Race, is the oldest structured road race in North America. This documentary film took director Jon Dunham four years to make, and follows the stories of six runners who take on the 2005 Chicago marathon. The runners whose journeys are followed in the film includes a mixture of amature and elite athletes including Paula Radcliffe, Daniel Njenga and Dick Beardsley. Hours of footage filmed on four continents was comprised to follow the journeys of the runners from the many hours of training to completing the marathon. The drama, passion and emotion of the 26. 2 mile running event is captured perfectly in Spirit of the Marathon and this inspirational film will give you the courage and motivation to take on your own running challenge. Fact about Spirit of the Marathon: A crew of over 100 people was used to film the marathon and follow the runners from the start line to the finish line. This comedy tells the story of Dennis, an overweight, middle aged man who sets out to run a marathon in an attempt to win back his ex-fiancee Libby who he left at the altar. With no previous marathon training, Dennis starts from scratch as we watch him battle with blisters, chafing and exhaustion to prove that he can complete something in his life. Whit is the athletic American that Libby is currently engaged to and Dennis decides to match his aspirations and run a marathon in order to prove that the man she is about to marry isnt right for her. This feel good film shows that no goal is out of reach as long as you put the effort in. Fact about Run Fatboy Run: This film was directed by David Schwimmer, and was his motion picture debut.

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Runelite. Run the race movie. Run the gamut. Run tour. Run all night. We think this movie stands out for: A lot or a little? The parents' guide to what's in this movie. Some of the movie's messages are easy to pick up. e. g., failure is just a stepping stone, there's power in forgiveness, God has a plan even though we sometimes can't see it. Other lessons require strong familiarity with Bible (e. g., Hebrews 12:1-3, Galatians 2:20. It's meant to serve as example of what happens when you run to, not from, God. but message may be lost on viewers who aren't devout Christians. Other themes include communication, compassion, perseverance, teamwork. Positive Role Models & Representations Brothers Zach and David exemplify perseverance, teamwork in difficult times; they use athletic ability, hard work to try to make a better life for themselves. They don't share same views, but that doesn't stop them from communicating or loving each other. But diversity is limited (characters of color are connected to sports) gender representations are stereotypical, and lying/cheating in a key moment is endorsed by all and leads to great reward. An intimidating man is threatened with a baseball bat; it's implied that it's justified. Fighting is shown as a trait of masculinity. Athletes brawl on more than one occasion. Main characters' mother has died. Spoiler alert:   A key character dies. Flirting. A woman who isn't initially receptive to a young man's advances is pursued respectfully; it develops into a chaste romance. Certain remarks seem to value beauty more than other qualities. A teen boy is often shirtless. Trash talk between athletes on opposing teams. A teen consistently speaks disrespectfully to his estranged father. University of Florida is treated with aspirational reverence. Coca-Cola products are featured. A Ford Tempo and Walmart's Great Value cereal are shown to demonstrate poverty. Real products are seen in the background in a grocery store. Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Underage drinking is consequence-free: High schoolers drink at a party with kegs, bottles, red Solo cups. A man drinks beer and is referred to as a drunk. A scene takes place at a sports bar; no one is seen actively drinking. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. Subscribe User Reviews Adult Written by earlydawn March 5, 2019 Great Movie! This is a great faith based movie. Good morals, great story line. My 12 year old grandson and 10 year old granddaughter went with me. They both loved it as much. Continue reading Great movie for all ages First - the expert review is wrong for this movie. It is a great movie for kids and our church youth group really enjoyed it. We had a great discussion afterwar. Continue reading Teen, 13 years old Written by kolir0669 March 14, 2019 Amzing Movie for Christians I think this movie is a great movie about how no matter how far away from god you are you can turn your life around you go back to God. What's the story? In RUN THE RACE, promising high school football player Zach (Tanner Stine) and his virtuous brother, David (Evan Hofer) have endured two years of life's worst hardships, including their mother's death, their father's abandonment, a life-changing injury, and financial distress. The brothers work hard, with the goal of improving their lives by earning a college athletic scholarship, but then that door seems to close, too. With both of the brothers sustaining injuries that seem insurmountable, they take different approaches to life -  one running away from God, the other embracing him. Is it any good? For Christian families who prefer to watch faith-based films, this film is a winner. But kids who think Sundays are for sleeping in probably won't like it. or get it. So maybe it's appropriate that  Run the Race  is all about those types of opposing views. The story is a biblical exploration of how to deal when life keeps handing you lemons, and then the pitcher that's holding the lemonade shatters. Like the Bible's Job, Zach and David are having a really rough go of things -  it almost seems like life is trolling them. The brothers handle their circumstances differently: One embraces his faith as a coping mechanism, while the other has a chip on his shoulder. But in a film full of stereotypes, these two avoid clichés by avoiding extremes: God-loving David doesn't preach so much as live by example, and God-doubting Zach isn't a rage machine but rather handles his frustrations with acceptance. The boys are surrounded by gentle adults who listen and encourage them. But their conversations are almost entirely about their faith. More casual Christians may be on board until the movie's end; no spoilers, but it may be a deal-breaker for all but the most devout. The filmmaking quality in Run the Race is on the better side for movies in the faith-based genre. It's not amazing, but it's not distracting. Still, the tropes are annoying: We get two flags, a Bible, a church, and country music in the first 10 minutes alone. And for all the answers the film provides to nagging Christian quandaries, it creates more questions. One in particular: The resolution involves cheating that's endorsed by all the adults and the faithful. Huh? Talk to your kids about... Families can talk about the adversity that Zach and David endure in Run the Race. How does Zach's attitude change? Why do you think he's able to be a forgiving person after tragedy? How does Louise (or "Nanny" teach Zach compassion for his father? What's the difference between compassion and empathy? How do Zach and David reach their goal using teamwork and perseverance? They don't see eye to eye on how to cope with their difficulties. How do their communication skills allow them to strengthen their brotherly bond rather than break it? Did you notice any stereotypes in the movie? Why are stereotypes problematic? How is drinking portrayed? Is it glamorized? Are there consequences? Why does that matter? Movie details In theaters: March 22, 2019 On DVD or streaming: May 21, 2019 Cast: Tanner Stine, Mykelti Williamson, Frances Fisher Director: Chris Dowling Studio: Roadside Attractions Genre: Drama Topics: Sports and Martial Arts, Brothers and Sisters, Great Boy Role Models, High School Character Strengths: Communication, Compassion, Perseverance, Teamwork Run time: 101 minutes MPAA rating: PG MPAA explanation: thematic content and some teen partying Last updated: September 20, 2019 Themes & Topics Sports and Martial Arts See all Brothers and Sisters Great Boy Role Models Our editors recommend Football biopic has positive messages but doesn't score. Faith-based pigskin tale. Poignant story about Latino runners a winner for families. Inspiring football documentary about the power of teamwork. Earnest sports biopic tugs at heart despite clichés. 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Run of the mill. Running status. This song makes me want to do some 80s aerobics. Run to you. Run the jewels tour 2020. The Wolf bar: oh god here really is wolf. Good luck running leg things break Me: be freeeeeeeeeee. Running warehouse. Run away txt. Running sushi ostrava. Run song. Run bts. During the cold days of winter, it takes a lot more motivation to lace up and head out the door. If your running drive is lagging this time of year—and need a little boost—heres an idea: host your own film festival (preferably in a dark, warm room) featuring movies that inspire you to get back out there. Here, weve collected a list of running-themed documentaries, some more well-known and others, to get you in the spirit of putting one foot in front of the other. Consider this your go-to binge-watch list for when you are recovering on the couch after a workout, relaxing before a race, running on the treadmill, or hosting your training crew for a movie night. Find the film thats best for you, and enjoy. 15 Hours With Amelia Boone A little less than 10 minutes long, this documentary is one of the shortest on our list, but it still packs a punch. The film follows Amelia Boone, one of the best ultrarunners and obstacle course athletes in the world, through her devastating fall from and return to competition after she suffered a stress fracture in her femur in 2016. For runners who are sidelined with an injury or are going through other hardships, this movie will remind you that even the worst challenges, heartbreaks, and frustrations can be overcome—and youll be stronger because of them. Found on 49: Story of Jim Walmsley If youve ever ran in a poorly-marked race—especially a small one—at some point, you probably feared that youd turn the wrong way. Now imagine getting lost at mile 90 in a 100-mile race in the middle of the California desert, with no supplies or people around. Do you backtrack, or keep going? For how many miles? Thats exactly the situation ultrarunner Jim Walmsley, 26 at the time, found himself in at the 2016 Western States Endurance Run. For the first 90 miles of the race, Walmsley was in the lead, then made a wrong turn at Highway 90, accidentally adding on three miles. This documentary follows the talented runners wild journey. (Thankfully for him, he rebounded and won the 2018 and 2019 Western States. Skid Row Marathon Many members of the group call Skid Row—a roughly 50-block area in Los Angeles that houses up to 11, 000 of the citys homeless population—home, and many of them suffer from alcohol or drug addictions. This film, however, tells the story of how running brought some light and hope to this section of L. A. Read more about it here. The Human Race Everyone has a reason for why they run, and this film shares a handful of those stories in inspiring fashion. The documentary spotlights six runners over the age of 50—including a father attempting his very first 5K with his autistic son by his side, running revolutionary Kathrine Switzer, and an 80-year-old running a half marathon in celebration of her birthday—as they train for a monumental race. If you need a reminder that you can accomplish any goal you set your mind to, no matter your age or experience, this is one to watch. The Why: Running 100 Miles Tell someone youre training for an ultramarathon, and he or she might just scratch their head and say, “Why? ” Its a fair question: a marathons already a grueling distance, so what motivates someone to go even longer than that? In this 30-minute movie, filmmaker and ultrarunner Billy Yang interviews top ultrarunners to see what drives them to compete in 100-mile races, and documents his own experience running the Leadville 100. Tune in if youre thinking about signing up for your first ultra and want to get an insiders look at the highs and lows of endurance racing. Into the Wind Follow the journey of Terry Fox, an amputee runner who was diagnosed with cancer, as he attempted to run across Canada in 1980. The film premiered in 2010 as part of the 30 for 30 series on ESPN. The filmmakers (one of which was NBA legend Steve Nash) spoke with those closest to Fox as he set out to cover more than a marathon distance each day in hopes of raising awareness and money for cancer research. Fox was was just 21 years old at the time, and although its a true story and easy to find out what happened to the young Canadian, we wont play spoiler about how it ends. Ultramarathon Man: 50 Marathons, 50 States, 50 Days Dean Karnazes is arguably the most famous ultramarathoner in the history of the sport. In 2008, the documentary Ultramarathon Man: 50 Marathons, 50 States, 50 Days, chronicled the feat that really put him on the map (maybe literally since he did kind of run around the country. The documentary is more than just Karnazes journey. Regular people and runners join him in different cities as he makes his tour of the nation, and you get a sense of what running means to everyone. Hood to Coast Runners who have ever wanted to participate in the Hood to Coast relay, one of the largest of its kind in the world, might want to take a peek at the 2011 documentary about this popular race in Oregon. The relay is approximately 200 miles long and features more than a thousand 12-person teams, and the film chronicles four groups who ran in the 2008 race. Grab 12 of your closest running buddies, watch the film, and sign up. But its a very popular race, so dont hesitate. Boston: The Documentary This documentary, released right before the running of the 121st Boston Marathon, chronicles everything from the origins of one of the worlds most iconic races to the tragedy in 2013 at the finish line. Its a complete look at everything Boston Marathon from some the people who know it best. The film is narrated by Bostons own Matt Damon. The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young The name says it all, chronicling one of the most brutal races that only a handful of brave souls can actually try. For years, the Barkley Marathons was a race that nobody talked about. You had to know somebody who knew how to enter to even have a chance at entry. This documentary gives a great look at the trials and tribulations that a small number of runners put themselves through each year, and why the race director, Gary Cantrell, designed the devilish race in the first place. Run For Your Life Learn about the man who made the New York City Marathon what it is today. Fred Lebows life and work are brought to the screen in this 2008 movie, which describes how he turned the New York Road Runners Club from a small group of men running in the Bronx to a group that oversees the biggest marathon in the world that crosses all five boroughs of New York City. Spirit of the Marathon The film follows six runners, including American legend Deena Kastor and Kenyan elite Daniel Njenga, through their training and lead-up to the 2005 Chicago Marathon. You get a great look at how top runners train and mentally prepare for 26. 2 miles, but you also see how regular folks prepare for their own big races. For anyone thinking about signing up for the marathon, this is a great, first-person look at what its like to put in the four months of work before race day. A follow-up documentary, Spirit of the Marathon 2, follows runners as they prepare for the Rome Marathon. Gun Runners This is a human-interest piece following two Kenyan runners—Julius Arile and Robert Matanda—who put aside their life as countryside warriors to focus on the sport. Director and filmmaker Anjali Nayar debuted this documentary in 2015. It shows how Kenyan runners go from poverty to reaching local and national fame in the sport. But it also displays just how hard it is to make it big in a country full of talented runners. Fifty: The Movie Follow Mal Laws attempt to run 50 mountain marathons over 50 peaks in 50 days around New Zealand in 2015. Law made a name for himself in his home country when he would take on daring feats to raise money for different charitable organizations. For this particular adventure, you get to see just what the body goes through when traversing such an intense terrain for that many days. Buy or download it at. Karl Meltzer: Made to be Broken Famed ultrarunner Karl Meltzer is followed in his journey to run the Appalachian Trail in record time. Red Bull sponsors this documentary, and they document Meltzers third and final attempt at breaking the course record, set by Scott Jurek in 2015. While its probably not a good idea to attempt the feat after watching the film, you will definitely be motivated to get your feet wet and dirty on a trail right afterward. Watch the whole film on or watch it on Netflix. RELATED: Ultrarunner Karl Meltzer Celebrates Appalachian Trail Record with Filet Mignon Free to Run This documentary looks at the rise of distance running in the last 50 years and focuses on some of the major runners and figures who have helped shape the sport. Some of the subjects include Steve Prefontaines mark on the running scene, the situation at the New York Marathon shortly after Hurricane Sandy, and the growth of womens running after Kathrine Switzer ran the Boston Marathon in 1967. The film came out in 2016. Showing Up Follow the lives of several November Project runners and athletes as they explain the reasons why they got into the grassroots free fitness movement. The movie chronicles every day people in cities like New York, Boston, Washington D. C., and Kansas City who hold themselves accountable by showing up at 6:30 a. m. for workouts a couple times a week. Chris Mosier, an elite duathlete who is transgender, plays a prominent role in the film as a member of the group. You can watch the full documentary on YouTube. Desert Runners If you are up for watching runners go through excruciating pain, then this documentary of a group attempting to complete the 4 Deserts ultra races is right up your alley. Each race for these amateur runners is a little north of 150 miles and runs through the Atacama Desert, the Gobi, the Sahara, and Antarctica. Brutal. Breaking 2 Nikes Breaking2 project was the talk of the running world in 2017. Relive the real-life running science project in this documentary, presented by National Geographic. Three Nike runners, led by Eliud Kipchoge, tackle the Italian race track in Monza in an effort to do the impossible in marathoning—break the two-hour mark for the first time in history. Nike announced he Breaking2 Project late in 2016, and the film goes through the year-long process it took to get to race day. The full documentary is available on YouTube. Transcend Learn more about the life of 2012 Boston Marathon winner Wesley Korir on and off the roads as a politician in Kenya. Korir went from professional runner to marathon winner to elected official in the Kenyan parliament. The film gives a deeper look at the man, and how he used that major win in Boston to give back to his countrymen and women. Finding Traction This movie follows Nikki Kimball, an ultrarunning icon who has won the Western States 100 along with several other endurance races, in her attempt to set the speed record on Vermonts 273-mile Long Trail in August 2012, when she was 41 years old. The crew spends four days capturing Kimballs triumphs and struggles on the trail, which traverses the beautiful but difficult Green Mountains of Vermont. Watch if you need an escape from your standard neighborhood loop—the rolling green hills will surely transport you, at least for a moment—or if you need a boost of motivation to tackle that challenge that youre scared to commit to. Hailey Middlebrook Digital Editor Hailey first got hooked on running news as an intern with Running Times, and now she reports on elite runners and cyclists, feel-good stories, and training pieces for Runner's World and Bicycling magazines.

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