Netflix发布了纪录片《Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly》的预告片，该片讲述澳大利亚霹雳舞运动员Raygun（真名Rachael Gunn）在2024年巴黎奥运会上的经历[3]。Gunn在奥运会上的表现引发了全球关注，随后衍生出大量网络段子、错误信息和关于她如何进入奥运舞台的阴谋论[2]。
纪录片由曾执导《Wild Wild Country》的导演兄弟档Chapman Way和Maclain Way执导[3]。据悉该片将于9月1日在Netflix上线[3]。纪录片记录了Gunn在零分表现引发网络迷因风暴后所经历的争议、骚扰以及相关的质疑[3]。Gunn在采访中表示"我是个书呆子般的白人女性，是个学者，我身材较壮"[3]，并提到"一些段子很有趣，但后来基调开始改变了"[3]。此外，2024年12月，Gunn曾要求悉尼喜剧俱乐部支付1万美元的法律费用[3]。
Netflix has released a trailer for a documentary about Australian breakdancer Raygun, whose performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics became the subject of widespread global attention and online controversy.[1][2][3] The film, titled "Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly," will premiere on September 1.[3]
The documentary follows Raygun—the stage name of Rachael Gunn—through the fallout from her Olympic appearance, during which she scored zero points.[3] Her performance sparked a storm of internet memes, misinformation, and conspiracy theories questioning how she qualified for the Games.[2][3] The trailer captures both the viral phenomenon and the subsequent harassment and backlash she faced.[3] Gunn reflected on the experience in the film, saying "I'm a dorky white woman who's an academic, and I'm a big girl" and noting that while "some of the memes were funny," the tone eventually shifted.[3]
The documentary is directed by Chapman Way and Maclain Way, the filmmaking brothers known for their work on "Wild Wild Country."[3]