The Story
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A documentary project currently in development
The Documentary
This is more than a second swim. It is a story about returning to the place where an impossible dream was once achieved — and finding the courage to face it again.
A man who lost both legs in a train accident.
A swimmer who crossed the English Channel in 2014.
Twelve years later, he decides to face the Channel again.
The chapter outline below is the working structure of the film. Chapters marked as awaiting content will be written only from verified material supplied by the project team.
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A train accident resulted in the amputation of both legs. The full account will be told by Ahmed and his family. [DETAILS TO BE PROVIDED]
Rehabilitation, adaptation and the return to the water. [DETAILS TO BE PROVIDED]
England to France on 20 July 2014 in 18 hours and 48 minutes, as recorded in the supplied Channel Swimming Association documentation.
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Preparation for the second attempt, documented as it happens. [DETAILS TO BE PROVIDED]
A second English Channel crossing attempt. The attempt has not yet taken place and the target window will be published once confirmed.
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A portrait of preparation: discipline, setbacks, family, team and the decision to face the same water again.
The Channel as an athletic problem — cold, tide, distance and time — approached by an experienced endurance swimmer.
Twelve years separate the documented 2014 crossing from the coming attempt. That gap is the film.
Format, length and delivery are open and to be defined with production partners.
The project is seeking production companies, broadcasters and streaming partners. Access to training, preparation and the attempt itself can be arranged under agreement.
[PARTNERS TO BE ANNOUNCED]
The trailer is not yet available. It will be published here.
Documentary Partners
This section is ready and awaiting content from the project team.