A well-deserved biography tells the legend of Jesse Owens reaching the pinnacle. Although the plot is simple, the characters are flesh and blood, close to history, and the friendship between Jesse and Lang is also a true restoration. The combination of political views, competitive sports, racial prejudice, and other elements is very appropriate. The director didn't want to prove anything too much, because history has proven it. The coach’s acting skills are very good for the role grasp, and Goebbels is also very brilliant. The only regret is that Van Houten’s role as Riefenstahl is simply amazing, a little bit of the feeling of stealing the protagonist. The girl in the red robe played in "The Song". The film uses the lens of "Olympia", which is more like a tribute to this talented woman
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