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The Heart of The Game

Weighing the true spirit of sportsmanship and the challenges of standing up for what is right in a highly competitive environment.

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A student athlete, Charley, weighs the true spirit of sportsmanship and the challenges of standing up for what is right in a highly competitive environment. "The Heart of the Game" is a gripping sports drama that delves into young athletes' ethical dilemmas under intense competitive pressure. This short film follows a high school basketball star who is forced to choose between winning at any cost or standing by her principles. When Charley's coach pressures her to take unethical actions against an opposing player, she finds herself at a moral crossroads. As the tension mounts on and off the court, Charley's ultimate decision reshapes her future and challenges the very definition of sportsmanship. "The Heart of the Game" captures the high stakes of youth athletics while exploring themes of integrity, personal growth, and the true spirit of competition.

Directed by Alexandra Maxwell

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Julia Winer

Charley Martone

Charly Wenzel

Assistant Coach Tammy Pina

Max Elam

Coach Marcus

Gregory Jordan

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Runtime
13m
Status
Released
Language
EN
Budget
$4,000

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