Film Lens
In 'The Space', a young girl passionately shares her love for football while facing resistance from her male peers at school. She expresses her frustrations about being excluded from playing with the boys, using pencil and paper to create a minimalist treatise on gender dynamics in sports. This narrative reveals her determination to challenge gender norms and seek inclusion in a sport she loves.
The film captures her perspective on societal expectations that dictate who can participate in sports. It emphasizes the impact of these limitations on young girls, showcasing her desire to break through these barriers and play the game she is passionate about.
Why Watch
- •Meet a girl fighting for her right to play football.
- •See how societal norms affect young athletes.
- •Find out how she articulates her frustrations creatively.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Eléonor Gilbert in 2014.
•The film has a runtime of 14 minutes.
•The girl uses pencil and paper to express her thoughts on gender in sports.
Perfect For
Young athletesGender studies enthusiastsFootball fans