Daybreak at Chavez Ravine

In "Fernando," the story of Fernando Valenzuela unfolds as he becomes the Los Angeles Dodgers' opening-day starting pitcher at just twenty years old in 1981. Hailing from a remote Mexican town, Valenzuela revolutionizes the fan landscape, transforming the Dodgers' connection with the Latin community following a history of tension. His remarkable talent not only wins games but also heals longstanding wounds, leading to the cultural phenomenon known as Fernandomania and solidifying his status as an iconic figure in both Mexico and the United States. With six consecutive All-Star appearances, Valenzuela's impact goes beyond baseball, making him a legendary hero and agent of change in the sport.