42 (2013)

In the year 1946, Branch Rickey, who owned the Brooklyn Dodgers, boldly challenged Major League Baseball's discriminatory color barrier by bringing Jackie Robinson onto the team. This groundbreaking move thrust both Rickey and Robinson into the spotlight, drawing scrutiny and backlash from the public, media, and fellow players alike. Amidst pervasive racism, Robinson displayed remarkable bravery, using his exceptional skills on the field to win over supporters and teammates, effectively silencing his detractors and leaving an indelible mark on the world through his transformative impact on the sport of baseball.