Race

ดราม่า / 2016-02-19 / 7.1

Amidst the 1930s racial waves, Jesse Owens, a talented African-American athlete, rose up as a track and field star in Ohio State. Advised by coach Larry Snyder, he faced a severe challenge: life pressure, discrimination, and moral dilemma to compete in the Berlin Olympics of 1936 - a Nazi-controlled event. Although blasphemed, Owens decided to run, not only for his country, but against Hitler's propaganda. At his speed, he carved history as an Olympic legend, while the camera of Leni Riefenstahl perpetuates a embarrassing moment for the Nazi regime. Who really won this fight?