'Running Point' features Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon, the overlooked daughter in a male-dominated sports family. Despite her expertise in basketball, sexism relegates her to a minor role. With themes of family dynamics and prejudice, the movie presents Isla's struggle for equality in an industry dominated by men, as she confronts her father's legacy and navigates challenging relationships with her brothers. Amidst a comedic yet sobering depiction of addiction and privilege, the film attempts to fold broader societal critiques into its narrative.
Hudson plays Isla Gordon, overlooked in a male-dominated sports environment, challenging sexism and her family's legacy while struggling to find her own place in the basketball world.
The film addresses issues of sexism in sports through Isla's experiences, highlighting her struggles against a backdrop of a male-centric industry.
Despite Isla's knowledge and passion for basketball, societal prejudices keep her sidelined while her brothers ascend the ranks in their father's company.
Theroux's character embodies the complexities of sports culture, revealing flaws through humor, as he navigates a career marred by addiction and privilege.
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