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100 Meters

100 Meters (100 metros)

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This inspiring film is based on the true story of Ramón Arroyo, a Spanish man with multiple sclerosis. Told his ability to walk would decline precipitously within the year, Arroyo set to prove them wrong by training to complete an iron man triathlon: 3.8 kilometers of swimming, 180 kilometers of cycling and 42 kilometers of running.

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What are critics saying?

87

Paste Magazine by Elijah Gonzalez

It’s not a straightforward and overly simplistic critique of sports, but a genuine, rigorous inquiry that ends up using short-distance sprinting as a means of exploring how we derive meaning from not only running or competition, but from basically anything.

83

TheWrap by William Bibbiani

It’s a great sports movie about the urge to be great at sports, and it’s one of the smartest movies the genre has produced in a long time.

75

Slant Magazine by Steven Scaife

To get to the primal thrill of racing, Iwaisawa Kenji uses just about every technique at his disposal.

60

The Guardian by Phuong Le

What 100 Meters lacks in narrative subtlety and pacing, it makes up for in dazzling visuals.

60

Next Best Picture by Alex Papaioannou

Exhilarating running sequences are animated with such creative flourishes. It sustains a few of the lulls in this film with thrill and dramatic impact.