This documentary portrays the humane aspects of the perspectives on what it means to be a referee as a way of engaging in a more tranquil set of reflection about the meaning of justice, law, and human error in football and beyond, and to this effect is surprisingly similar to Errol Morris’s portrait of Robert McNamara in ‘The Fog of War’.
It tells the story of Martin Hansson, top Football referee, who was having a smooth journey towards his dream achievement, the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, but everything crumbled around him on that one fateful night in Paris on November 18th, 2009, just before the World cup. His story transcends beyond just Football..
Haarlem is just a small city outside of Amsterdam. There was a time when the city was major North Sea trading post surrounded by a defensive wall. Nowadays, it is just a reminder...
Many young people dream of playing in the NBA. For many Americans, playing in the National Basketball Association is the dream come true. But not all make it there. Every year, 6...
Mo Farah has won four gold Olympic medals, and four World Championships gold medals. He is arguably one of the best marathon runners of all times. The years and the opponents mig...
When the Boston Celtics won the title in 2008, KG screamed “Anything is possible”. And for 21 years in the NBA, Garnett echoed those words in every single game.Garnett entere...
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