Sports film of the week: Saviours
This week’s pick is one of the top sporting documentaries to come out of Ireland in recent years.
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This week’s pick is one of the top sporting documentaries to come out of Ireland in recent years.
Billy Corden’s latest offering takes a look at how many athletes fail to properly manage their millions.
Documentary shows the controversial as most will never have seen him before.
The new 30 for 30 documentary from ESPN tells the story of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s early life.
This week’s flick is a heartwarming coming-of-age story featuring a lovestruck teenager/goalkeeper.
This week, we recall Asif Kapadia’s superb documentary on the legendary Brazilian Formula One driver.
This week’s documentary pick is an in-depth look at one of boxing’s darkest hours, the 1962 title fight between Emile Griffith and Benny “The Kid” Paret.
Grab some popcorn, turn the lights off and join us for a Sunday night movie. This time, truth is the same as fiction.
Grab some popcorn, turn the lights off and join us for a Sunday night movie. It’s a goodie.
Or ‘ballplayer’ to those of us who don’t speak Spanish.
Grab some popcorn, turn the lights off and join us for a Sunday night movie.
We preview a new six-part documentary that’s set to air on Fox and Channel 5 this September.
Every week we turn the lights down, get the popcorn on and watch one of your favourites together. Do join us.
A compelling look at life in the Ethiopian town of Bekoji, home to some of the world’s greatest distance runners.
In and out of the ring, there was nothing black and white about the rivalry between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.
Welcome to the big-hitting, high-intensity world of wheelchair rugby in this week’s pick.
Artsy tone? Check. Mogwai soundtrack? Check. Roulette turns? You know it.
he documentary details the experiences of two climbers who attempt to reach the summit of Siula Grande in Peru. Strap in.
This should be mandatory viewing for anyone crazy enough to want to manage England (I’m looking at you, Roy).
This Sean Penn-narrated tale of The Zephr team in 1970s Venice Beach, California is about more than skating.
Every week we turn the lights down, get the popcorn on and watch one of your favourites together. Do join us.
Every week we turn the lights down, get the popcorn on and watch one of your favourites together. Do join us.
Connacht-style swearing, winter training and a a run at Croker. What’s not to love about this enduring GAA tale?
Every week we’ll pick a sports documentary or movie we think we’ll all enjoy as a family.