Steph Curry Wins Sundance Film Award

Steph Curry has earned a prestigious award at the Sundance Film Festival for his work on the short film "The Baddest Speech Writer of All." The film, co-directed and produced by Curry, secured the grand jury prize during the festival's recent awards ceremony. This victory marks a significant moment for the basketball icon's foray into filmmaking.

The winning short film centers on Clarence B. Jones, who is 93 years old. Jones served as Martin Luther King Jr.'s attorney and speechwriter for many years. The film delves into his experiences alongside the civil rights leader, exploring historical events and the personal toll of his involvement.

The jury praised the film for its timeless and timely message, highlighting its unique perspective on a pivotal historical period. "The Baddest Speech Writer of All" was recognized for its powerful portrayal of Jones and his nonviolent efforts against division and hate.