Life Is Not a Competition, But I’m Winning

This documentary brings to light the stories of queer athletes who confront the barriers imposed by traditional sports structures. Set against the backdrop of the Olympic Stadium in Athens, it honors individuals who have been sidelined in the pursuit of athletic recognition.

The film features compelling narratives, including Amanda Reiter, a trans marathon runner, and Annet Negesa, an 800m runner. Their experiences illustrate the prejudice encountered within sports organizations and the personal battles they face regarding identity and acceptance.

By creating a space that defies conventional gender norms, the documentary not only critiques the existing system but also envisions a more inclusive future for athletics. It provides a thought-provoking perspective on the intersection of sports, identity, and societal expectations.