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(More customer reviews)I loved this movie. The acting was superb. The plot is about a former college basketball star, (female), who comes to coach in a town where there is a long tradition of winning on the basketball court. As is so often the case, the parents of the atheletes in this town are rude, self-centered jerks and they prove it whenever their team is on the court. This is a movie about character development being more important than winning. It's a film about children becoming parents to their parents. The movie illustrates that all kids need is one solid, sane adult role model in order to behave the way they should behave; even if their parents refuse to. Unfortunatly, there are some technical problems in both the audio and the video portions of this movie near the end. Some copies are only slightly effected but some copies are so messed up that they can't be viewed. So, ordering this wonderful movie does involve some risks. If the movie remains very low priced, it is probably worth the risk.
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Big problems happen for a basketball coach (Terry Ferrell, "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Becker") and her high school team when a parent violently erupts at a game. The event stirs community outrage and creates significant changes in the way future sporting events are conducted in the town. "Crossing the Line," tackles the timely and horrendous issue of parents losing control at their kids’ athletic events. Inspired by true events.
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