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RED EYES is a documentary film that follows the Chilean national soccer team over eight years as they attempt to qualify for the World Cup. The film captures the intense passion for soccer in Chile, reflecting the societal dynamics that emerge during both victories and defeats. It seeks to understand the unique allure of soccer, the world's most popular sport, and how it resonates deeply within the Chilean culture.
By chronicling the team's journey, the film illustrates how soccer serves as a mirror to the country's social fabric. It presents a narrative that intertwines personal stories of fans, players, and the broader community, revealing the emotional stakes involved in each match and the collective identity shaped by the sport.
Why Watch
- •Follow the Chilean national team’s World Cup quest.
- •Meet passionate fans and their stories.
- •See the impact of soccer on Chilean society.
Did You Know
•The film covers eight years of the Chilean national team's journey.
•The documentary has a runtime of 86 minutes.
•Soccer is referred to as football in the film, emphasizing its global terminology.
Perfect For
Soccer enthusiastsChilean culture fansSports documentary lovers