WATERSHED

WATERSHED focuses on Mallory Weggemann, who was paralyzed at 18 and found solace in competitive swimming. As a five-time Paralympic medalist, she aims to reclaim her position on the podium while navigating the challenges of infertility and IVF treatment alongside her husband, Jay Snyder.

The documentary captures Weggemann's training for the Tokyo Paralympics during the COVID-19 pandemic, as she faces not only the physical demands of her sport but also the emotional hurdles of starting a family. With a self-documented approach, the film provides an intimate look at their lives, highlighting the intersection of sports, personal trials, and societal perceptions.

Available formats for collectors include DVD, laserdisc, and VHS, making it accessible across various media preferences. Its exploration of social and cultural themes within the realm of sports documentaries may appeal to those interested in impactful storytelling.