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        Crossing the Line
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        Crossing the Line

        United Kingdom / 2016 / 94min / English / David Tryhorn

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        The Roxy

        5 Park Road

        Wellington, New Zealand

        When

        Fri 12 May 2017 - Tue 16 May 2017

        Running Time

        94 minutes

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        United Kingdom / 2016 / 94min / English / David Tryhorn 

        In 1984 an unknown teenager from South Central LA burst on to the global stage by winning an Olympic silver medal in the 400m hurdles. Young, bullish and ferociously talented, Danny Harris became the first man to beat Moses in a decade, ending his 122-race winning streak. A star was born. Yet Danny's star burned as briefly as it did brightly. Over the next two decades, Danny descended into the pit of a crack cocaine addiction - losing his career, friends, family and even his home, before eventually winding up on the streets of Downtown Los Angeles. The dramatic story of Danny Harris’s rise, fall and eventual redemption is like no other. An exploration into the fine line between greatness and addiction, Crossing The Line features exclusive interviews with Danny Harris, Carl Lewis, Edwin Moses and Jackie Joyner-Kersee, among many other star names from track and field and beyond. Filmed by the team behind HBO’s Emmy Award-winning Dave Grohl directed documentaries Sound City and Sonic Highways, this new documentary feature is the portrayal of a man, an era, and an athlete pushing his body to the limit in every sense. 

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