Athlete A (2020)
Overview
Follow the Indianapolis Star reporters that broke the story about USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's abuse and hear from gymnasts.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.6438 |
Directed By
Bonni Cohen
Jon Shenk
Crew
Bonni Cohen
Jon Shenk
Serin Marshall
Julie Parker Benello
Jennifer Sey
Jon Shenk
Don Bernier
Richard Berge
Regina K. Scully
Barbara Dobkin
Patty Quillin
Jenifer Westphal
Joe Plummer
Geralyn White Dreyfous
Dan Cogan
Jenny Raskin
Jeff Beal
Eric Dobkin
Ann Lovell
Debbie McLeod
Jay Sears
Ken Nolan
Christina Nolan
Susan Swartz
Jim Swartz
Katy Drake Bettner
Nancy Blachman
Ian Darling
Jennifer Caldwell
John H.N. Fisher
Nion McEvoy
Leslie Berriman
Lincoln Else
Nathaniel Savidge
Erick Stoll
Nathan Armstrong
Andrew Jernigan
Eric Filson
Craig Hickerson
Brian Suerth
Charles Berkowitz
Gabriel Monts
Alan Barker
John Blankenship
Adriano Bravo
Jim Choi
Doug Dunderdale
David Hocs
Tom Johnson
Hyun Lee
Mark Roy
Paul Rusnak
Yael Chanoff
Julie Hwang
David Teague
Charles Berkowitz
Malcolm Fife
Pete Horner
Alana Romund
Wendy Arnold
TOP CAST
Maggie Nichols
Self - Gymnast
Jamie Dantzscher
Self
Mark Alesia
Self - Investigations Reporter, The Indianapolis Star
Rachael Denhollander
Self - Former Gymnast
Géza Poszar
Self - Karolyi Choreographer
Tracee Talavera
Self - USA Olympic Team 1984
Jennifer Sey
Self
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