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Stutzman is among several Paralympic athletes who are profiled in the Nexflix documentary Rising Phoenix that will be released in 190 countries on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2020. If your mood is being dragged down by the pandemic, you'll be uplifted by these three Paralympic athletes and many others like them who are profiled in the Nexflix documentary Rising Phoenix, which will be released in 190 countries on Wednesday. In the Paralympic sport, everybody has a story, Xavi Gonzalez, the former CEO of the International Paralympic Committee, says in the film. The documentary weaves the history of the Paralympic Games around the athletes' lives and the financial ups and downs of the movement. And in the Paralympics, none of the bodies look the same.Or Stutzman, known as the Armless Archer, who grew up wanting to be basketball player Michael Jordan.