Handball is an Olympic sport played by seven players on a court. Musa Kambundu plays left wing for Zambia's national team and hopes they will qualify for the 2020 games in Tokyo. He joined the country's military team at age 16 and used his transport money to buy bread for his family. "One of my biggest dreams is to play handball out of Africa, to make my living through handball, and I know it will happen" he says. Filmmaker
Austin Meyer tells Musa's story in this poignant short.
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