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Bigger Stronger Faster*
Description
Refer to the Olympic motto: 'Faster, stronger, faster', the documentary examines the use of anabolic steroid for better performance in body-building as it concentrates on a pair of siblings chasing their dreams. The film also concerns some related topics around professional athletes such as laser eye correction or the use of blood pressure reducing drugs.
Refer to the Olympic motto: 'Faster, stronger, faster', the documentary examines the use of anabolic steroid for better performance in body-building as it concentrates on a pair of siblings chasing their dreams. The film also concerns some related topics around professional athletes such as laser eye correction or the use of blood pressure reducing drugs.
Actors:
Chris Bell
Chris Bell
Genre:
Sport, Documentary
Director:
Chris Bell
Chris Bell
Country:
United States
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It'll shake up your beliefs not just about steroids but about competition, hypocrisy, body obsession and American notions of masculinity.
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Smart, touching and enlightening, a combination that makes Bigger, Stronger, Faster the best documentary of the year so far.
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Unexpectedly funny [and] sometimes angry.
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By making this journey personal, a powerful vulnerability permeates the film.
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