Film Lens
Directed by Beno Obano, 'Everybody's Game' provides a detailed look into professional rugby, focusing on the experiences of players in both the UK and Nigeria. The film includes personal stories and behind-the-scenes footage that illustrate the dedication required to succeed in the sport. It also addresses the cultural significance of rugby, particularly how it shapes the lives of players and their communities.
The documentary emphasizes the importance of representation and diversity within rugby. By featuring players like Maro Itoje and Anthony Watson, it shows the varied backgrounds of athletes in the sport. This focus on inclusion makes the film relevant for both rugby fans and those new to the game, as it presents a broader understanding of what rugby means to different communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet players like Beno Obano and Maro Itoje.
- •Find out about rugby's cultural impact in Nigeria.
- •See the importance of diversity in sports.
Did You Know
•Beno Obano is a British-Nigerian professional rugby player.
•The film has a duration of 54 minutes.
•The documentary was released in 2020.
Perfect For
Rugby enthusiastsSports diversity advocatesFans of personal stories