they call us warriors
Photo: original of the author.
There are several objectives of the documentary but the main one is to make known the personal circumstances that each one of the so-called "warriors" of the vinotinto have gone through to reach their current soccer success, where the route to the Women's World Cup soccer: Jordan 2016 was filmed.
In the documentary directed by Jennifer Socorro, Edwin Corona and David Alonso, the latter died in September of 2016 in a car accident before the premiere, we can see the family stories of several of the members of the women's football team, they are stories deeply sentimental, where the different realities of these players are visible, and where the constancy, discipline and love for the foot ball that they have all had to achieve their dream is demonstrated: "to be a professional footballer"
The documentary emphasizes its feminine character and the importance of family support as well as individual strength to overcome socially imposed barriers.
It also shows an intelligent technical director, full of positive expectations for his team and proud of belonging to a women's team, and who through his story makes us reflect on the current circumstances in Venezuela, where he made me think: this situation oppresses us or does it depress us?
The photography of the documentary is impeccable, in general lines a well-conducted direction, which keeps us as attentive and full of emotions viewers when feeling that there are many realities that are shared with the protagonists.
In conclusion, I highly recommend it, and I hope you enjoy this Venezuelan film as much as I do.
Domingo, 4 de marzo de 2018La selección de Venezuela femenina sub-17 emprende vuelo rumbo a Argentina.
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