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Earlier this year, Samsung released a short film, A Fighting Chance. The documentary provides an authentic look into the lives of four Olympic Games hopefuls: runner Tsepo Mathibelle from Lesotho, volleyball players Miller Pata and Linline Matauatu from Vanuatu, and boxer Yenebier Guillén Benitez from the Dominican Republic. As the four athletes push their physical limits, they defy barriers and try to make history for their respective countries. Samsung is posting updates on the film on their Facebook here and on Instagram here.
