A rural New Zealand rugby team faces a long history of defeats while balancing the demands of farming and fatherhood during their Saturday games.
Synopsis
A rural New Zealand rugby team faces a long history of defeats while balancing the demands of farming and fatherhood during their Saturday games.
Synopsis
On Saturday afternoons in rural New Zealand, a rugby team made up of farmers gathers to play. They have faced many defeats over the years. The film follows their games, which provide an escape from the challenges of farming and fatherhood. Players seek victory on the field and personal redemption. The documentary captures their camaraderie and the traditions that shape their community. Director Christopher Pryor presents a vivid portrait of life in a small town through the lens of sport.
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Why Watch
- See how rugby shapes rural New Zealand identities.
- Meet farmers balancing sports and fatherhood.
- Follow a team seeking redemption on the field.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Christopher Pryor.
- The documentary has a runtime of 91 minutes.
- The film features a rural New Zealand rugby team composed of farmers.
- The documentary is presented in black and white.
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What is the main focus of 'The Ground We Won'?
The film focuses on a rural New Zealand rugby team composed of farmers who confront their long history of defeats.
Who directed 'The Ground We Won'?
The documentary was directed by Christopher Pryor.
What themes are explored in 'The Ground We Won'?
Themes include fatherhood, farming, and the cultural significance of rugby in the community.
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