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Ethiopian village Bekoji has produced more Olympic medallists than most countries.
Jerry Rothwell’s sunny if slight doc tracks Bekoji’s latest hopefuls, teenage girls Alemi and Hawii, to learn why.
Dispelling the usual clichés about Africa, Rothwell reveals instead an entrepreneurial community where “running is work” and villagers chip in two per cent of their salaries to support coach Sentayehu Eshetu.
Fluctuations in form, funding and bureaucracy hinder the girls’ progress but their ambition never wavers. In an Olympic year, here’s an inspirational reminder of what it’s all about.
The Sims has always been a little broken, and the Legacy Collections are preserving the experience of '00s PC gaming warts and all
Captain America: Brave New World director denies reports that the Marvel movie went through multiple reshoots, saying it had the standard amount for "all of these movies"
Baldur's Gate 3 Lae'zel actor is enjoying romancing herself in the RPG again because "there's a lot of the stuff I've kind of forgotten about"
