An insider look at the big stories of the 2020 AFL footy season.An insider look at the big stories of the 2020 AFL footy season.An insider look at the big stories of the 2020 AFL footy season.
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A seriously compelling look behind the scenes of our great game and an inner sanctum peak like no other. If you are not a fan of AFL just the story will drive you to be one, if you are, this series will deepen your understanding and love for the game. First rate, hope they back it up next year.
As a tiger fanatic I am biased but what a great doco.
Eddie betts and Nic Nat fantastic champions and the coniglio a sad back story. Editing is brilliant and the producers so lucky to have 3 Richmond icons miked up for the grand final. Loved it.
Eddie betts and Nic Nat fantastic champions and the coniglio a sad back story. Editing is brilliant and the producers so lucky to have 3 Richmond icons miked up for the grand final. Loved it.
First off, I don't follow the AFL at all but anytime
There is a behind the scenes documentary I will watch it. Well this one made me an AFL fan. Really loved the drama and intense world behind the game. Especially set against a backdrop like covid. Really well done and it helped that I didn't know who won the flag last year to up the drama.
Watch it.
Watch it.
This doco, first up is brilliant. However I do question the timing of the series considering the underlying theme of Covid. Watching the episodes reminds me of what the world has gone through and its a little close to home as much of the crisis still continues. Its a little eerie at times.
On the other hand it is an incredible insight into what the players and the teams went through to provide some respite to the public when everything was so bleak. Being able to look forward to a game of footy was so wonderful that it allowed you to occasionally forget about the problems of the virus.
The one weakness of the series (and a tough balance to meet) is that it assumes you are familiar to the sport. New fans or those curious may wonder what the hell is going on.
Well done to all involved, for me it was compelling (if at times confronting) to see.
On a personal note I got to see my team play more games than ever before due to the hubs and it was an opportunity I will never forget :)
Go Tiges!
On the other hand it is an incredible insight into what the players and the teams went through to provide some respite to the public when everything was so bleak. Being able to look forward to a game of footy was so wonderful that it allowed you to occasionally forget about the problems of the virus.
The one weakness of the series (and a tough balance to meet) is that it assumes you are familiar to the sport. New fans or those curious may wonder what the hell is going on.
Well done to all involved, for me it was compelling (if at times confronting) to see.
On a personal note I got to see my team play more games than ever before due to the hubs and it was an opportunity I will never forget :)
Go Tiges!
I have admittedly never seen a single AFL football game but still found this series remarkable. With its ability to capture so well the highest highs and the lowest lows while zeroing in on several key figures in their struggles and heroism, Making their Mark is the quintessential film not only for sports fans but any human being who has lived through suffering and joys.
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