There’s something with movies about sports that captures the heart like no other. Maybe it’s our love for an underdog story that keeps us coming back for more. Or maybe you just love competition. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of sports or someone who can’t tell a touchdown from a home run, these following 10 sport movies will entertain, uplift, and and remind you how exciting it is to compete.
In this unique take on sports fandom, two buddies from Melbourne embark on a quest to become the world’s biggest sports fans. They set out to attend 365 different sports in 365 days, traveling to wherever the events are taking place. No less than an impossible sporting dream, the duo find themselves running out of funds just a few months into the journey. Their adventure shines a light on exotic sports and introduces audiences to heroes who aren’t your everyday sporting icons.
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Milltown Pride showcases the story of a young man, fueled by dreams of becoming a professional baseball player. It takes you through his meteoric rise as a baseball sensation, his subsequent fall, and his path to redemption fueled by faith and love.
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AVP Uncovered: Best of the Beach takes audiences on a fascinating journey behind the scenes of professional beach volleyball. This captivating film focuses on 4 pro beach volleyball players, each at different stages of their careers, and provides an authentic look at their training as they compete to win on the prestigious AVP Tour.
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A captivating documentary exploring the world of water sports from a unique perspective. It brings together photographers from the old and new school, who share their stories, tactics, and struggles to capture that perfect shot. Whether it’s a scene meant for the glossy cover of an international magazine or an unforgettable image immortalized on the web, the picture you see had a journey.
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In 1950, thirteen amateur women golfers took upon a monumental task. They fought societal norms, financial constraints, and occasional internal strife to create the first and longest running professional sports organization for women, the LPGA. This is their riveting story in The Founders.
Meet Kaila Elsayegh, a noteworthy rising golf prodigy at the age of 11. Kaila also happens to have a brain for mathematics. Her humbling yet tactical approach to golf has catapulted her into success.
Tennis, gymnastics, track and field, golf, and even the Paralympics. ‘Winning’ is one movie that touches on all these sports. Celebrating the careers of sports legends like Martina Navratilova and Jack Nicklaus, this film gives us an inspirational insight into their championship moments.
A refugee marathoner has one goal on his mind and that is to become South Sudan’s first-ever Olympian. Runner manages to encapsulate the spirit of resilience, grit, and the unshakeable hope of making a mark even against staggering odds. It is not merely a sports movie, instead, it stands as a poignant narrative of a refugee’s unyielding spirit.
Sexo y Tortillas stands as a groundbreaking cinematic work that has shattered boundaries. Director Priscilla Alvarez crafted a daring film that deals with a theme largely neglected by the film industry – the crucial importance of embracing female sexuality. We had the privilege of speaking with Priscilla, who shared insights into the creation of this […]
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The film Rock, Paper, Scissors takes a common childhood game and twists it into a darker tale. This thriller directed by Doug Bollinger follows a couple who enact revenge on their enemies, testing the boundaries of their relationship. We sat down with Bollinger to discuss the inspiration behind the film’s title and his process for […]
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The age of physical media rentals has come to an end, replaced by the convenience of digital streaming. While this new era may be more accessible, there was a certain magic to visiting a brick-and-mortar movie rental store that is now lost. Filmmaker Chad Campbell has managed to capture the nostalgia and sense of mourning […]
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Black Mirror isn’t the only story taking a hard look at how technology is messing with society. Filmmaker Fernando Tosetti is also examining our relationship to technology with his short film, ‘The Blue Room’. Despite working with little resources, he manages to create an engrossing story that delivers an eerily relevant message in under 12 […]
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Superman has been a career-defining role for many actors, dating back to Christopher Reeve’s iconic portrayal. Now, David Corenswet steps into the cape as the latest actor to embody the Man of Steel. But wait, who’s this David guy? Where on Earth (or beyond) did he come from? Get ready because we’re about to take […]
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Are you in the mood for a chillingly good time but not quite ready to dive under the covers at the slightest creak of a floorboard? Then you’re in luck! Our carefully curated selection keeps the thrill without sending the chills down your spine. Prepare to enter the realm of suspense and psychological twists with […]
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Phantom of the Opera meets K-pop? Now that’s a mash-up we didn’t know we needed! “Phantom: The Musical” is coming onto the scene, giving the classic tale a fresh story. This adaptation combines the opera with cinematic elements to create a distinct experience. To better understand this unique production, we reached out to Eddie Aronoff, […]
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In the heart of Los Angeles, where cultures collide and dreams are forged, a young Asian American director is leaving an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape. Hon Hoang, a Vietnamese American artist armed with a psychology degree from UCLA, wields his camera like a poet’s pen, capturing the profound depths of the human experience […]
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Family has a lot of different meanings. It can transcend blood and forge a bond through commitment along with choice. Kenneth R. Frank, a writer and director, delves into this profound concept through his feature film, Family Obligations. With a desire to explore the intricacies of familial obligations, he invites us on a journey of […]
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Oh man, remember that little dude from Life of Pi? The one stranded on that lifeboat with the tiger? Well, let me tell you, that kid is all grown up now and still as talented (if not more!) as he was then. Suraj Sharma, the former child star, is now in his 30s. Let’s catch […]
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