4 Minute Mile is a 2014 sports drama film directed by Charles-Olivier Michaud. The film follows the story of a teenager named Drew Jacobs, played by Kelly Blatz, who lives with his drug-addicted mother and his younger brother. Drew's only passion is running, and his coach and mentor, Coleman, played by Richard Jenkins, recognizes his potential.
Despite personal setbacks, including a strained relationship with his family, lack of financial resources, and a persistent injury, Drew perseveres to become a competitive runner. He sets his sights on the four-minute mile, a feat that only a handful of people have achieved.
As Drew trains and competes, he forms a bond with his neighbor and love interest Lisa, played by Analeigh Tipton, who also struggles with her own personal demons. Together, they support each other in chasing their dreams and overcoming obstacles.
The film culminates in a thrilling race where Drew faces his toughest opponent yet, a privileged and arrogant runner who represents everything Drew despises. With the support of his coach and Lisa, Drew must dig deep to find the strength to win and prove that hard work and determination can overcome any obstacle.
4 Minute Mile is a heartwarming and inspiring sports drama that showcases the power of perseverance, the importance of relationships, and the pursuit of one's dreams.