A small hard leather ball is hit against a wall in the Basque country, where players and fans create a lively atmosphere around the game.
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A small hard leather ball is hit against a wall in the Basque country, where players and fans create a lively atmosphere around the game.
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On the streets of the Basque country, players engage in the traditional sport of pelota. The documentary 'Pelota' follows star athletes like J.M. Berasaluce and everyday enthusiasts as they hit a hard leather ball against a wall. Directed by Franz Ernst in 1983, the film captures the emotional ties and cultural significance of the game, reflecting the spirit of the Basque community.
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- Meet star players like J.M. Berasaluce in action.
- Find out about pelota's cultural significance in the Basque country.
- See everyday enthusiasts playing in local streets.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Franz Ernst in 1983.
- It features performances from players like J.M. Berasaluce and Niels Arild Nielsen.
- The documentary has a duration of 47 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary 'Pelota'?
Franz Ernst directed the documentary 'Pelota'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Pelota'?
The duration of 'Pelota' is 47 minutes.
In which countries was 'Pelota' produced?
The documentary 'Pelota' was produced in Denmark.
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