Open Modal

New ESPN documentary explores basketball's impact in racial injustice, gender equality and other key moments of history

ABC News(NEW YORK) — A new film series is exploring the impact of basketball — both on the court and off — and through the eyes of those closest to the game.

ESPN’s epic 20-hour documentary Basketball: A Love Story, from director Dan Klores and co-producer, retired NBA player Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, features the game’s most influential figures.

“It’s just such a beautiful story. Pro, college, women, Olympics, 62 short stories,” Klores told ABC News’ Nightline. “This is my passion, and I think it’s a passion of hundreds of millions of people around the world.”

The series chronicles key moments of

 

More Episodes

In a 216-211 vote, the House passed a GOP-backed health care bill that does not include an extension of…
Ohio University dismissed head football coach Brian Smith for cause on Wednesday, citing a contract violation tied to “engaging…
The Miami Dolphins are making a significant change, benching QB Tua Tagovailoa and naming rookie Quinn Ewers the starter…
The children of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, have issued their first public statement following…
Loading...