The Basket

Year: 2000

Runtime: 105 min

Language: English

Director: Rich Cowan

Drama

In a Pacific Northwest town recovering from the impact of World War I, the arrival of a teacher named Martin Conlon brings an unexpected change. He introduces basketball to the close-knit community, sparking a new sense of hope and unity. As the town confronts personal struggles and societal prejudices, the sport becomes a symbol of triumph and resilience during a period of significant change in America.

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