

The Big Leap
2025-06-29 · 50 min / episode · ★ 6.4
A story of a fall from grace after reaching the glory of Olympic champion Gervasio Deferr, told in two parts: the past, with the different Olympic Games that Gervasio won, taking us back to Sydney, Athens, and Beijing. And, on the other hand, the present, focused on the days it will take him to visit his mother, who has suffered a heart attack while in hospital. A crucial event that will undoubtedly mark the athlete's destiny for the rest of his life.
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- Creators
- José Rodríguez
- Production companies
- Diagonal TV, Atresmedia
- Countries
- Spain
- Status
- Ended
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Óscar CasasGervasio Deferr
Greta Fernández
Pep Ambròs
Alfons Nieto
Nausicaa Bonnín
Carla Linares
Joaquín Daniel
Carolina Román
Pau Roca
Beka Lemonjava
Fran Berenguer
Olivia Baglivi
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