Megan Rapinoe has spent much of her career in full public view, as a world champion, activist, cultural figure, and one of the most recognizable voices in sports. In the new documentary Rapinoe, director Rebeca Huntt turns the lens toward the person behind that public image.
In this intimate fireside chat, Rapinoe and Huntt come together to discuss the making of the film, the relationship between subject and storyteller, and what it means to tell an honest story about a life shaped by extraordinary achievement, public scrutiny, conviction, and change.
The conversation will explore the choices and sacrifices behind Rapinoe's public life, what Huntt discovered by looking beyond the familiar headlines, and what both learned through the process of documenting a career and a life in transition.


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