At 28 years old, Alexandre Müller, ranked 40th in the world and winner of his first ATP tournament in January, is one of the most accomplished French tennis players on clay. His recent rise in the sport has taken him to a new level. His story is extraordinary: he suffers from Crohn’s disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel condition whose symptoms are highly debilitating for a high-level athlete. The documentary tells the story of a double struggle — against the illness and toward the heights of tennis. This film has been directed by Charlie Courrent, 28 years old.