England

Film Feature: Sir Alex Ferguson - Never Give In

"Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In" (2021) is a heartfelt documentary that chronicles the life and legacy of one of football's most iconic managers, Sir Alex Ferguson. Directed by his son, Jason Ferguson, the film delves into Sir Alex's humble beginnings in Glasgow, his rise as a player and manager, and his unparalleled success with Manchester United.

Film Feature: George Best - All By Himself

"George Best: All By Himself" is a 2016 documentary directed by Daniel Gordon that explores the life and career of Northern Irish football legend George Best. The film delves into the complexities of Best's life, celebrating his incredible talent on the soccer field while examining the struggles he faced off it.

Film Feature: The Class of '92

The Class of '92 is a 2013 British documentary film that chronicles the meteoric rise of six iconic footballers—David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, and Gary and Phil Neville—who were part of Manchester United's youth team

Film Feature: United

United (2011) is a British television drama directed by James Strong that tells the poignant and inspiring story of the "Busby Babes," the young Manchester United team of the 1950s, and the tragedy that struck them in the Munich air disaster of 1958.

Film Feature: The Firm

The Firm" (2010) is a British drama film directed by Nick Love. A remake of the 1989 TV film of the same name, it delves into the world of football hooliganism in 1980s England. The story centers around Dom, a young and impressionable teenager who becomes drawn into a notorious football firm led by charismatic leader Bex. As Dom gets swept up in the camaraderie, style, and violence of the group, he begins to question the consequences of his choices and the allure of firm culture.

Film Feature: The Damned United

"The Damned United" (2009) is a British biographical sports drama that delves into the turbulent career of Brian Clough, one of football’s most enigmatic managers. The film focuses on Clough’s ill-fated 44-day tenure as manager of Leeds United, where he grapples with the shadow of his predecessor, Don Revie—a polarizing figure whose legacy looms large over the club.

Film Feature: There's Only One Jimmy Grimble

There's Only One Jimmy Grimble (2000) is a British coming-of-age sports drama about a shy and awkward teenager, Jimmy Grimble (Lewis McKenzie), who dreams of playing football for his school team in Manchester. Jimmy struggles with bullying, low confidence, and a difficult home life with his single mother and her unreliable boyfriend.

Film Feature: Fever Pitch

"Fever Pitch" is a romantic comedy that weaves together love and football. Set in 1987, the film follows a devoted Arsenal fan whose obsession with his beloved football club complicates his budding romance. As he navigates the highs and lows of Arsenal’s season, he must also learn to balance his passion for the game with the demands of a meaningful relationship.

Film Feature: When Saturday Comes

When Saturday Comes (1996) is a British sports drama that tells the story of Jimmy Muir (Sean Bean), a working-class brewery worker in Sheffield with a natural talent for football but a self-destructive lifestyle. Despite his dreams of playing professionally, Jimmy struggles with personal issues, including a lack of confidence, a toxic family environment, and his tendency to drink excessively.

Documentary: David Beckham - Unwrapped

David Beckham - Unwrapped offers a glimpse into the candid moments shared with his wife, Victoria Beckham, a former pop star turned fashion icon. Victoria, who married David during his time at Manchester United, has been a steadfast supporter throughout his career, from his days in Paris to their time in Los Angeles.