The former Australian player lived in Melbourne the toughest moment of her professional career. She wouldn't heal that wound until eight seasons had passed.
jelena dokic
If I were asked about a tennis player who couldn't fulfill her full potential due to the context and toxicity of her environment, the name that comes to mind is Jelena Dokic. A child prodigy, precocious, loaded with talent that led her to be World No. 4 and a Wimbledon semifinalist... and tremendously burdened by the presence of an abusive father who made her life impossible. Her story was forever told in the book she wrote in 2017, 'Unbreakable', but this drama also needed a visual push. The trailer announces its arrival in Australia on November 7, so it will likely be distributed worldwide starting in 2025.
The trailer for Jelena Dokic’s “Unbreakable” documentary is so chilling.
— Christian's Court (@christianscourt) October 1, 2024
It is set to release Nov. 7 in Australia and internationally sometime in 2025 on streaming. pic.twitter.com/DMpMoewtOl
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Después del libro, llega el documental de Jelena Dokic
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Jelena Dokic was a great promise in the world of tennis whose career was cut short by many traumas accumulated during her childhood and adolescence. The Australian confessed years ago that she had suffered physical and psychological abuse from her father. Their relationship became very strained, Dokic went through many personal problems, and now, with her life back on track, she has witnessed the passing of that controversial father figure. Her message on social media, filled with respect, kindness, and dignity, is a new life lesson for everyone.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jelena Dokic despide a su controvertido padre recientemente fallecido
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The former Australian player lived in Melbourne the toughest moment of her professional career. She wouldn't heal that wound until eight seasons had passed.
Jelena Dokic was a great promise in the world of tennis whose career was cut short by many traumas accumulated during her childhood and adolescence. The Australian confessed years ago that she had suffered physical and psychological abuse from her father. Their relationship became very strained, Dokic went through many personal problems, and now, with her life back on track, she has witnessed the passing of that controversial father figure. Her message on social media, filled with respect, kindness, and dignity, is a new life lesson for everyone.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jelena Dokic despide a su controvertido padre recientemente fallecido
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If I were asked about a tennis player who couldn't fulfill her full potential due to the context and toxicity of her environment, the name that comes to mind is Jelena Dokic. A child prodigy, precocious, loaded with talent that led her to be World No. 4 and a Wimbledon semifinalist... and tremendously burdened by the presence of an abusive father who made her life impossible. Her story was forever told in the book she wrote in 2017, 'Unbreakable', but this drama also needed a visual push. The trailer announces its arrival in Australia on November 7, so it will likely be distributed worldwide starting in 2025.
The trailer for Jelena Dokic’s “Unbreakable” documentary is so chilling.
— Christian's Court (@christianscourt) October 1, 2024
It is set to release Nov. 7 in Australia and internationally sometime in 2025 on streaming. pic.twitter.com/DMpMoewtOl
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Después del libro, llega el documental de Jelena Dokic
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