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June Butler Film Ireland Magazine Powerful, humbling and inspiring, Street Leagues is a moving testament to the indomitability of the human spirit. Oct 7, 2020 Full Review Read all reviews
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Sep 25, 2020 · Irish Film Review: Street Leagues. DIR: Daniel Holmes • PRO: Matthew Toman. In 2003, Sean Kavanagh, editor and manager of The Big Issue magazine in Ireland, brought a team of homeless men and women to compete at the inaugural football Homeless World Cup in Austria. Kavanagh is an astute and far-sighted individual – by witnessing first-hand ...
Mar 4, 2020 · Review: Street Leagues. by Davide Abbatescianni. 04/03/2020 - Daniel F Holmes’ documentary tells of the Irish Homeless Street Leagues players’ journey as they overcome despair and addiction through the healing power of football.
- Davide Abbatescianni
Sean Kavanagh set up the Street Leagues programme to give homeless Irish people the opportunity to climb above their problems and find a sense of purpose. Training them for football matches, he encourages a community spirit among these troubled men and women.
Directed by Daniel F. Holmes. “Street Leagues” follows the men and women of the Irish Homeless Street Leagues as they overcome homelessness and addiction through the power of sport. The film documents their journey to playing in the Homeless World Cup and features contributions from Colin Farrell who is an ambassador for the street leagues. Cast.
The film documents their journey to playing in the Homeless World Cup and features contributions from Colin Farrell who is an ambassador for the street leagues.
