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Documentary: USA Champions - The Story of the 2019 Women's World Cup
This documentary chronicles the US Women's National Team's triumphant journey during the 2019 World Cup, highlighting player perspectives and the numerous challenges encountered on their way to victory.
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Film Feature: The Keeper
The Keeper (2018), also known as Trautmann, is a biographical drama film directed by Marcus H. Rosenmüller. It tells the inspiring true story of Bert Trautmann, a German soldier and prisoner of war who becomes a legendary goalkeeper for Manchester City in post-World War II England.
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Film Feature: Take The Ball Pass The Ball
"Take the Ball, Pass the Ball" (2018) is a documentary that delves into the era of FC Barcelona's dominance under coach Pep Guardiola from 2008 to 2012.
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Film Feature: El otro maradona
El Otro Maradona (translated as The Other Maradona) is a 2018 Argentine documentary film that explores the life and legacy of Hugo Maradona, the lesser-known younger brother of football legend Diego Maradona. Directed by Ezequiel Luka and Gabriel Amiel, the film delves into Hugo's journey as a footballer, his struggles to step out of his brother's immense shadow, and his own experiences within the world of soccer.
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Film Feature: Coach (Тренер)
Coach (Russian: Тренер, Trener) is a 2018 Russian sports drama film directed by and starring Danila Kozlovsky. The film follows Yuri Stoleshnikov, a star footballer for the Russian national team, who misses a crucial penalty kick during an important match. Facing intense public criticism, he decides to retire from professional football. Seeking redemption, Stoleshnikov becomes the head coach of a small, struggling football club named "Meteor" in a provincial town.
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Film Feature: Alex & Me
Alex & Me (2018) is a family sports drama directed by Eric Champnella. The film stars soccer star Alex Morgan as herself and Siena Agudong as Reagan, a young girl with big dreams of becoming a professional soccer player.
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Documentary: Why France produces the most World Cup players
France's remarkable success in producing World Cup players can be attributed to post-WWII immigration trends, a well-established national soccer academy system initiated in the 1970s, and the presence of concentrated immigrant communities in the Parisian suburbs. Despite socio-economic challenges, these areas have emerged as a vital source of football talent.
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Documentary: The Truth Behind Croatia’s Incredible World Cup Run
Croatia's remarkable journey in the 2018 World Cup not only masked deep-rooted political corruption and societal challenges but also served as a temporary escape for many citizens. This highlights the striking contrast between the national pride celebrated on the field and the ongoing struggles off it.
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Film Feature: Ronaldo VS Messi - Face Off!
"Ronaldo VS Messi - Face Off!" is a documentary film that delves into one of the greatest rivalries in modern football. It explores the careers, personalities, and impact of two legendary players, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, who have dominated the sport for over a decade.
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Film Feature: Pitch (Коробка)
Pitch (Russian: Коробка) is a 2016 Russian sports drama directed by Eduard Bordukov. The film centers on Kostya, a passionate street football player who dreams of turning professional but hesitates to approach a coach.
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