Name: The Place I Belong
Genre: Biography

The biography, or "biopic", is a genre that portrays the life story of a real person, often a notable individual or historical figure. They aim to provide a depiction of the subject's personal history, achievements, challenges, and impact on society.

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The extraordinary story of misfit savant Moe Norman and his journey from bowling alley pinsetter to amateur at The Masters to touring pro, only to be bullied out of the sport he loves but eventually triumph and find the place he belongs.

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