After winning the U17 South American Women Championship, Venezuela's women's football team competes for their first World Cup title in Jordan.
“Life turned them into warriors. The field made them champions.”
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After winning the U17 South American Women Championship, Venezuela's women's football team competes for their first World Cup title in Jordan.
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Synopsis
Deyna Castellanos leads Venezuela's national women's football team as they prepare for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Jordan. After winning the U17 South American Women Championship, the team aims for the country's first World Cup title. The film captures their training and competition against a backdrop of social and economic challenges in Venezuela. Locations include Naguanagua, Guasdualito, Mérida, and Caracas, as well as Florida in the United States. The team seeks to promote women's football in Venezuela.
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Why Watch
- Meet Deyna Castellanos, a leading figure in women's football.
- See the Venezuelan team compete for their first World Cup.
- Follow the team's story from local fields to international stages.
Did You Know
- The film was screened at four film festivals in 2018.
- Deyna Castellanos is the captain of the Venezuelan national female football team.
- The documentary has a duration of 82 minutes.
- The film is produced in Venezuela and available in both English and Spanish.
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Who is the captain of the Venezuela national female football team?
Deyna Castellanos is the captain of the Venezuela national female football team.
What year was the documentary 'They Call Us Warriors' released?
The documentary 'They Call Us Warriors' was released in 2018.
Where did the Venezuelan national female football team compete for the World Cup?
The Venezuelan national female football team competed for the World Cup in Jordan.
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