deadCenter 2024 includes just about every genre encompassing the human experience, from horror shorts to experimental true crime. Films that make you laugh, cry, and imagine the possibilities. Among this year’s Oklahoma films that inspire resilience and greatness is Endeavor, a documentary from Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bunee Tomlinson based on the University of Oklahoma’s Endeavor Games.



“The Endeavor Games exists to create equitable access to sports competitions for individuals with physical disabilities,” according to their website. The director picked this story, in part, because it provides opportunities for people who have experienced life-altering tragedies to push themselves to compete and overcome their trauma.



In our final The Cinematic Schematic deadCenter 2024 interview, Tomlinson joins us to discuss what drew him to the story of adaptive athletes.



Find more deadCenter 2024 coverage at The Cinematropolis.







Left to Right: Bunee Tomlinson (director) and Caleb Masters (podcast host)






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About Endeavor



According to the deadCenter website, the film is described as:




Endeavor is a documentary that follows a group of adaptive athletes as they prepare for the annual Endeavor Games in Oklahoma, all while they adjust to life-altering situations, come to terms with their mental health, and pursue Paralympian status.














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