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Next Goal Wins (2014)

An inspirational story about the power of hope in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, and an object lesson in what it really means to be a winner in life.

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Rich Cline 01 May 2014

This documentary about the worst World Cup competitors in history is much more than a football movie: it's an engaging and hugely uplifting exploration of people with real passion for their community.

Andy Lea 03 May 2014

The football is dreadful but the colourful players - like transgender defender Jaiyah Saelua - make this hilarious documentary a big-hearted delight.

Leslie Felperin 23 Apr 2014

The film lucks out by having an intrinsically compelling story, likeable underdog protagonists, and an exotic South Pacific location.

mark d 22 May 2014

A suprusingly uplifting documentary focusing on the worst team in international football. A little more factual information would have been welcome but still this is a thoroughly engrossing story.

Mark J 12 May 2014

American Samoa have not won a competitive match in 17 years and famously suffered a 31-0 defeat at the hands of Australia back in 2001. This Low-key documentary about the world's worst football team charts their training for the world cup play-offs. When Dutch coach Rongen arrives on the island the leisurely pace of the film picks up. There's some shocking football on display, but also plenty of grit and determination as Rongen starts to make some progress with his bunch of amateur players (one of which is the first transgender player to make a full appearance in a world cup match). It's a charming film, and a perfect antidote for anyone jaded with the money-grubbing cynicism of the modern game.