Canadian Feature Film Released by Ambassador Films Released on  April 9, 1976	A successeful stockbroker (James Naughton) overcomes ennui and finds new meaning in his life when he becomes a long-distance runner. Obsessed with seeing how good a track runner he can become, he alienates his wife (Lindsay Wagner) while he does it. Well done and well acted little drama.
	CAST AND CREW / FULL CREDITS Director: Donald Shebib Director Cast: James Naughton as Roger Lindsay Wagner as Linda Ken Pogue as Pete Tedde Moore as Paula Tom Harvey as Frank Louis Del Grande as Howie Gerard Parkes as Packard Jonathan Welsh as Simon Cec Linder as Graham Alan Levson as Kevin Cinematography: Reginald Morris Director Of Photography Writer: Hal Ackerman Screenwriter Producer: James Margellos Producer Les Weinstein Executive Producer Editing: Donald Shebib Editor Music: Hagood Hardy Music Assistant Direction: John Eckert Assistant Director Michael Zenon Assistant Director Sound: Russ Heise Sound Production Companies: Olympic Films Inc Production Company Ambassador Films Theatrical Distributor
IMDB user review:   Second Wind is a running film that came out in the late seventies. Not a very good cinematic movie and is surely not an award winning film. The film does capture the excitement of wanting to run and testing ones limits. The film also portrays the what AMERICAN BEAUTY portrayed just a few years ago. What can happen to a business man who gets tired of his life. The main character Roger is a successful stock broker who has a fancy for running. When he decides to start running his relationship suffers, he is tested with adultery, his work suffers and his family life crumbles. What has to be understood though is that when an athlete is in training the athlete has to put in a 100 percent commitment. The athlete needs support from his or her family. So who is right in this film? Is Roger right in wanting to train and pursue a career in running? Or does the family come first rather than ones happiness?