Flanagan’s Run

In the gripping tale of "Flanagan's Run," set during the Great Depression, ambitious entrepreneur Charles Flanagan recruits 2,000 runners worldwide to embark on a grueling 3,000-mile race from Los Angeles to New York, competing for a staggering $150,000 prize. Facing immense physical challenges across harsh terrains, including the Mojave Desert and the Rocky Mountains, the runners average a demanding 50 miles daily for three months. As they push their limits, Flanagan must navigate the opposition from the American sports establishment, determined to quell this bold challenge to the 1932 Olympics. This inspiring story highlights the resilience and determination of the human spirit.