Perspective Documentary

"For those who don’t know, this film is about more than football. Kenny Dalglish was more than Football and Director Asif Kapadia has forged a sterling career bringing emotion to sport. The last time Asif turned his attention to sport was a documentary about Diego Maradona, which was excellent; this one is better. Kenny Dalglish had a stellar career as a footballer from the streets of Glasgow. Selected young for Celtic, he went on to play for Liverpool."

"For those who don’t know, this film is about more than football. Kenny Dalglish was more than Football and Director Asif Kapadia has forged a sterling career bringing emotion to sport. The last time Asif turned his attention to sport was a documentary about Diego Maradona, which was excellent; this one is better. Kenny Dalglish had a stellar career as a footballer from the streets of Glasgow. Selected young for Celtic, he went on to play for Liverpool."

Diego Armando Maradonna, the Hero of our story, takes centre stage in this feature-length documentary. The film is worth another look. Yes, the 1986 World Cup was 40 years ago, but this was the golden age for the World Cup, where the mystery, the spectacle, the drama and the passion all collided into one of the most memorable World Cup events in history, set in the backdrop of the poverty and devastation of the Mexican earthquake recovery. This is a fine example of an early

Film Title: Welcome to Wrexham S4Ep8; “Do a Wrexham” Dir: Humphrey Ker and Bryan Rowland & The Hive Release Date: August 24, 2022 (original series release) Review by Antony Cirocco Stop! Don’t click away, yes it’s a sports documentary but “Welcome to Wrexham” is more than that. For those lofty intellectuals that subscribe to my feed, who won’t lower their standards to watch a documentary about a ‘game’, just hop down off your high horse, for just a moment and consider that th

Review by Antony Cirocco, 01-06-2025 “Ange & the Boss: Puskas in Australia”’ is a feature-length documentary, released on the 17th of March 2025 and directed by Cam Fink, Rob Heath and Tony Wilson. I am not sure why the three of them are all credited as Director, but it doesn’t matter really. They also made another sports documentary called “The Galahs” in 2016, I am sure that is not a pun. Ange & the Boss: Puskas in Australia, official movie poster The film is a low-budget