Morgan (2012)

In the aftermath of a devastating biking accident, Morgan is left navigating the uncharted terrains of life as a paraplegic. His return home is marked by a struggle to maintain optimism, as feelings of uselessness gnaw at his spirit, threatening to overshadow his zest for life. He finds solace in the most unexpected of places - a park basketball game where he encounters the charismatic Dean. Their friendship evolves into a profound romantic connection, providing Morgan with a renewed sense of purpose. However, Morgan's tenacious spirit and competitive edge yearn for more than just emotional contentment. Driven by the same adrenaline that once fueled his biking races, he aspires to reclaim his place on the tracks, this time in the handicap category. His decision, though rooted in resilience, is met with opposition from everyone, including Dean. The tension escalates as Morgan grapples with the side effects of his erectile dysfunction medication, which pose a threat to his athletic ambitions. As his dreams of racing again collide with his physical limitations and his loved ones' concerns, Morgan spirals, pushing everyone away. Faced with the daunting task of conquering the hill that once claimed his mobility, he embarks on a solitary mission. Ultimately, Morgan must come to terms with his reality and reconcile with his inner turmoil. His journey is a testament to human resilience, a poignant exploration of love and self-acceptance amidst life's most challenging trials.

Morgan is a drama movie featuring Leo Minaya and directed by Michael D. Akers.

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