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Steps follows Ugandan-born ultra-runner Deo Kato as he attempts to tell the story of human migration with his feet, running almost 13,500km from Cape Town to London. What starts as an endurance challenge soon becomes a deeply personal journey through identity, displacement, and belonging.
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00:07I'm running a marathon after a marathon and after a marathon, my body was in pain.
00:13We see cardiovascular dysfunction, changes in heart function, kidney injury,
00:18muscle damage, dehydration. Running these kinds of races is not good for you.
00:22I was terrified. I felt like I couldn't breathe at one point. How could he just disappear?
00:27We were sitting in a dark room, questioning, like, how do I get out?
00:34People don't welcome migrants as people who have anything to contribute.
00:39They're saying, what will you take away from us?
00:43They've been told it's impossible, it's never been done before, but we can do the impossible.
00:50As a society, we think that these Afis almost aren't people, but they are.
00:54They will suffer. They will have hearts they won't like.
00:58They'll want to quit, but they won't.
01:01They are.
01:07They won't come in trouble.
01:08They may be heading through fiscally and the things that follow up on Louise bow.
01:10You

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