This April 26, 2016, photo provided by Woodland Park Productions, LLC shows Jersey Hammerheads swimmer Michael McQuay and his father and coach, Mike, during the filming of a documentary at a sectional swim meet for the Special Olympics in Neptune, N.J. Michael McQuay and his parents boldly defy the grim prognosis that doctors delivered to McQuay’s parents nearly 15 years ago. Autism would prevent McQuay from ever walking, they said. He would never talk or be able to perform the most basic of tasks. Michael and his Jersey Hammerheads teammates are the subject of an inspiring documentary called “Swim Team,” directed by Short Hills-based Lara Stolman. (Nicole Chan/Woodland Park Productions, LLC via AP)
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