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Friday, October 10, 2014
The Source Reviews "F(l)ag Football" on MyWindow
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By Erin Rook
on Fri, Oct 10, 2014 at 9:00 AM
F(l)ag Football goes so far past its premise. There are obviously great individual stories to tell—and this film does. Really interesting men, who have struggled with identity and sports, have been at the core of some of these struggles, as well as solutions.
But it is also a traditional sports movie—where they worry about wins and losses, and about team bonding, or inner-team rivalries such as figuring out who will be the quarterback, who will make it to The Gay Bowl X. This is simply a great documentary.
100914 Seg3 from myWindow on Vimeo.
Tags: flag football, football, sports, gay, LGBT, National Gay Flag Football League, F(l)ag Football, documentary, film review, Phil Busse, MyWindow, Video
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