The Long Run

Year: 2001

Runtime: 112 min

Language: English

Director: Jean Stewart

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A retired German coach, grieving the loss of his wife, finds renewed purpose in South Africa while immersed in the local running scene. Struggling with feelings of obsolescence, he dedicates himself to mentoring a promising young athlete. Through their shared love of running, he confronts his past, discovers a sense of belonging, and ultimately finds redemption.

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