Dereck Redmond. A piccoli passi
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Narrated by:
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Alessandro Castellucci
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Daniele Ornatelli
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Nicola Stravalaci
About this listen
1992, giochi olimpici di Barcellona. Si corre la semifinale dei 400 metri piani maschili. Dereck Redmond, ha 26 anni, è il primatista britannico. E quell'attesa l'ha già vissuta un'altra volta, quattro anni prima, sulla pista di Seoul. Era pronto, si stava riscaldando quando il tendine di achille ha fatto crack.
Allo stadio, tra le 56.000 persone che affollano lo stadio del Montjuic, c'è anche il padre. Che lo ha visto partire e risollevarsi, che lo ha accompagnato fin lì e che adesso lo sta guardando dalla tribuna. E se potesse regalargli tutto il vento del mondo per portarlo al traguardo lo farebbe all'istante. Perchè quello è suo figlio.
Musiche originali: Gianluigi Carlone. Adattamento e regia: G. Sergio Ferrentino.©2015 Fonderia Mercury (P)2015 Fonderia Mercury
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