From the directors Chapman Way and Maclain Way comes a documentary that dissects one of the most talked-about moments in recent sports history. This film centers on Rachael Gunn, the Australian breaker known as Raygun, whose performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics became a global sensation for all the wrong reasons. As a university lecturer and passionate b-girl, Gunn saw her lifelong dedication to the art form suddenly thrust into an international maelstrom of mockery, memes, and intense scrutiny. The documentary follows her journey, exploring the personal motivations that drove her to the world’s biggest stage and the profound aftermath of her viral moment. Through intimate interviews and verité footage, it examines the clash between artistic expression and competitive sport, and the brutal cost of public opinion. With a tone that is both empathetic and incisive, the film offers a nuanced portrait of an athlete navigating an unprecedented storm, forcing viewers to question what it truly means to break badly.