Give Me the Ball!

at Billy's new film, all about the Kinger.

And the documentary is called Give Me the Ball.

Bro.

Let's just say it was pretty clear how Abby and I felt about the film right after it ended.

I know.

And then, I mean, we got to see your documentary as well.

Give Me the Ball.

Oh,

I'll watch a trailer.

You know, there's a whole new trailer about the Billie Jean King movie, Give Me The Ball.

It l- the trailer literally just came out two days ago.

Mm-hmm.

And with so much attention on the Lindsay Clancy trial in Massachusetts, it's also generating a conversation about postpartum care.

A new documentary is taking a look at the maternal mental health crisis.

And Elizabeth Schulze is back with more.

Nice to see you again, Elizabeth.

We know Billie Jean King as a tennis champion and a maverick whose courage changed the face of sports and more for women in the LGBTQ+ community.

But the personal story behind her high-profile battles has never been told until now.

The 30 for 30 documentary Give Me The Ball premieres on November 22nd on ESPN

ESPNWe are back now with James Beard Award-winning, best-selling cookbook author Carla Lalli.

The 11-day annual festival will screen 155 films, including 38 features, 108 shorts, and 10 world premieres.

Special events include screenings of the new star's drama Tiptoe, LGBTQ classic Desert Hearts with an appearance by director Donna Deitch, and this year's centerpiece film Give Me the Ball, which provides an intimate look at tennis and gender equality icon Billie Jean King.

Founded in 1987, Out on Film has grown into a nationally recognized festival celebrating queer storytelling through film, education, and community engagement.

All festival screenings, Q&As, and panels are scheduled to take place at the historic landmark Midtown Art Cinema.