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MARK BECHTEL
April 28, 2008
KOBE BRYANT was under more scrutiny than usual when the Lakers beat the Spurs 106--85 on April 13. Inspired by a 2006 day-in-the-life documentary on Zin�dine Zidane, director and Knicks fanatic Spike Lee—who apparently wanted to see some good hoops for a change—used 18 cameras to film Bryant's every move on and off the court. Lee is making the movie, which has Bryant's blessing, for ESPN films.
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April 28, 2008

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KOBE BRYANT was under more scrutiny than usual when the Lakers beat the Spurs 106--85 on April 13. Inspired by a 2006 day-in-the-life documentary on Zin�dine Zidane, director and Knicks fanatic Spike Lee—who apparently wanted to see some good hoops for a change—used 18 cameras to film Bryant's every move on and off the court. Lee is making the movie, which has Bryant's blessing, for ESPN films.

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