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Former Olympian Mary Mazzio on How Her New Documentary ‘Mighty Mary’ Connects to Past Triumphs

Office with a View: This new sports documentary, about the all-women’s America’s Cup team in 1995, is an edge-of-your-seat blast The post Former Olympian Mary Mazzio on How Her New Documentary ‘Mighty Mary’ Connects to Past Triumphs appeared first on TheWrap .

Former Olympian Mary Mazzio has recently released a documentary titled "Mighty Mary," which tells the story of the first all-women's sailing team to compete in the America's Cup in 1995. The film is narrated by the talented Elizabeth Banks and Hugh Jackman and features interviews with the original crew members. Mazzio, a lawyer, filmmaker, and founder of 50 Eggs, a production company, emphasizes the importance of assembling top-notch collaborators and trusting her instincts in the filmmaking process.

The documentary's subject matter is timely, as it showcases the power of unity and resilience in the face of adversity. Mazzio is open to the possibility of adapting "Mighty Mary" into a feature film to share this inspiring story with a wider audience.

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