What if your alibi for a murder was a baseball game captured on television? This is the astonishing true story at the heart of the gripping documentary Long Shot. The film follows Juan Catalan, an ordinary man who finds himself facing a life sentence for a crime he insists he did not commit. With seemingly no evidence to support his claim of innocence, his desperate legal team, including attorney Todd Melnik, stumbles upon a potential miracle: footage from a nationally televised Curb Your Enthusiasm episode being filmed at Dodger Stadium on the night of the murder. Directed by Jacob LaMendola, the film meticulously unravels this real-life legal thriller, exploring the frantic search through hours of raw footage and the involvement of the show’s star, Larry David, in a race against time. Blending elements of true crime with the unpredictable world of sports and entertainment, Long Shot creates a tense and compelling atmosphere as it chronicles one man’s fight for freedom, hinging on a piece of evidence so improbable it seems like fiction.