Magnus Kirt: Tagasitulek

Magnus Kirt grows up with his father's lesson that hard work always beats talent and that work done will eventually be rewarded. They dream together of Olympic gold, but then his father dies unexpectedly. The top of the world is still far away. A childhood friend steps in beside Magnus. He knows nothing about javelin throwing, but they are bound by a promise he made to see what they started through to the end. Years of work begin to pay off. Magnus throws over 90 metres and becomes the world's number one. At the World Championships in Doha, the title is just one throw away when Magnus's shoulder dislocates on his penultimate attempt. The silver medal marks the start of a very different competition. Surgeries, recovery and a succession of new injuries push the Olympic dream ever further away, but Magnus responds to every setback with even harder work. Just as his father taught him. What you start must be seen through to the end. But when the work brings no reward, not only his career is called into question, but the entire belief on which he has built his life. What is a comeback when you can never return to who you were?