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Kicking It (2008)

Kicking It chronicles the lives of seven players taking a once in a lifetime opportunity to represent their country at the Cape Town 2006 Homeless World Cup.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2008
Language
- English
Duration
- 98 mins
Director
- Susan Koch
- Jeff Werner
Starring
- Colin Farrell
- Brandon Francis
Genres
- Documentary
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Rebecca C 08 Dec 2008

This doc is interesting but I found myself quickly losing interest in the story and main characters and eventually the documentary all together. I think better editing of this film would have improved this film a great deal. This film does do a good job of showing how many are homeless because of emotional problems or poor coping skills that lead them to be addiction--while others were simply the victims of war, grinding poverty and bad luck. Whatever the reason it is a reminder of the humanity of the people we see on the street, and that homelessness is hardly ever a choice.

Joel M 08 Jul 2009

A poignant look at the world's poverty through the unique soccer tournament. Poor production quality and too many characters takes away from the film's overall pathos, but an interesting documentary nonetheless.

Joe Neumaier 12 Jun 2008

A well-meaning look at the Homeless World Cup, Kicking It presents its topic without much sentimentality, though it could benefit from a more pared-down approach.

Erno K 12 Oct 2008

The entire concept of a World Cup tournament for homeless people is pretty astounding, but there actually is such a thing. This documentary follows some nations as the players prepare and play for their countries. Very interesting subject, but unfortunately the realization felt a bit weak. I wanted more coverage from the games themselves, but I'm a football freak so that was expected. I understand that this sort of documentary has to be made a certain way, with a message of hope and such, but at times it was a bit too sappy for me. The Spain national team was pretty embarrassing, with their 62-year-old defender. I get the gesture, but they were annihilated in every game because they didn't choose the best players. Why go to the World Cup then? Adequate documentary about an interesting subject, and it is good to know the homeless have something to aspire to as well. And there's Colin Farrell too! Always a bonus, to males and females alike. Shut up males, you like him, admit it!

Private U 23 Oct 2008

Football is loved by millions around the world for more than being a sport. I watched how football showed its impact as a way for the downtrodden in society to better themselves, if only for a fleeting time. The personal stories are simultaneously heartwarming and heartwrenching to keep up with through this documentary. This isn't so much of a football movie as it is a movie that just happens to include football as a plot element.