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olympics storiesA moving documentary short featuring young athlete in Chicago made for the Chicago Olympic Committee. From the YouTube description: "Chicago native filmmaker Steve James, director of "Hoop Dreams", "Stevie", and many other great films and documentaries, was hired by the Chicago Olympic Committee to direct this short film to help keep Chicago in the running for the 2016 Olympic Games. It's pretty cool. The athletes are all real people. I like the boxer the best."
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Posted by ChicagoLive on January 16, 2008 10:28 AM | | people , sports  


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