Film Lens
In 1971, the Second Women's World Cup took place at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium, where 115,000 spectators attended the final match. 'So Close To The Clouds' focuses on the young female soccer players who participated in this historic event, often overlooked in sports history. The film combines archival footage and personal testimonies to present their stories, emphasizing the significance of this match in the context of women's sports.
The documentary portrays the athletes' courage and determination in a male-dominated sport. It celebrates the pioneering players who paved the way for future generations, bringing attention to their exceptional achievements and the obstacles they faced during this pivotal moment in sports history.
Why Watch
- •Meet the pioneering female soccer players of 1971.
- •See rare archival footage from the historic final match.
- •Find out how these athletes changed women's sports.
Did You Know
•The final match of the Second Women's World Cup had 115,000 spectators.
•The documentary features players like Patricia Hernández and Irma Chávez.
•The event took place in Mexico City at the Azteca Stadium in 1971.
Perfect For
Women's sports historySoccer fansDocumentary enthusiasts