“Dear Basketball” is Kobe Bryant’s Oscar award-winning short film and one of his many creations to live on as his legacy. But how can you watch “Dear Basketball”? Can you stream Bryant ...

After “Dear Basketball” won the Oscar for best animated short, the film was difficult to find. Only a teaser trailer to the short appeared on the Granity Studios website and on dearbasketball.com.

In April of 2017, Kobe Bryant released the animated short film "Dear Basketball" at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film was inspired by the poem Bryant wrote abut his retiring from the NBA after ...

The Oscars honor three short films each year: one animated, one live action, and one documentary. Here’s a guide to this year’s winners and how to watch them. Dear Basketball recounts Bryant ...

In 2018, Kobe Bryant became the first former professional athlete to be nominated for and win an Academy Award after his film "Dear Basketball" won Best Animated Short Film at the Oscars.

Except this one has a much different feel than the five Larry O'Brien trophies the future Hall of Famer won over his storied basketball career ... for believing in the film.

A year after his retirement, Kobe released “Dear Basketball,” an animated short film that turned his poem into a performance. He narrated the film. His tone was equal parts pain and gratitude.

His win for Best Animated Short Film accomplished three feats that ... with an article in The Players' Tribune titled "Dear Basketball," where he expressed his profound love for his sport ...

has made the shortlist in the Academy Awards category of Best Animated Short. The Academy announced the 10 shortlisted films on Wednesday, with “Dear Basketball” — in which Keane’s line ...

Dear Basketball was later adapted into a 5-minute ... including an Oscar in 2018 for Best Animated Short Film. In his tribute to the game of basketball, Bryant spoke from the perspective of ...

Kobe Bryant announced his retirement in a letter called “Dear Basketball,” which was made into a short film. Now, on the day the Lakers retire his Nos. 8 and 24, you can watch it. It’s quite beautiful ...