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Made of Steel

2023, English. Directed by Emma Everitt & Nick Mattingly.

Wheelchair Rugby League describes itself as the most inclusive sport, with teams of disabled and non-disabled players competing against each other. The 2021 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup, dominated by arch-rivals England and France, saw fierce clashes between players on and off the pitch. With privileged access to both teams, this film follows their journeys in the competition – a study of grit, sacrifice and determination, but above all about a fierce sporting rivalry between old foes who are both intent on coming out top.

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Language
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Released
10 October 2023
Country
United Kingdom

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Made of Steel runs 76 minutes (1h 16m).

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If you liked Made of Steel, try Murderball, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Ex Libris: The New York Public Library.

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Made of Steel (2023) was directed by Emma Everitt and Nick Mattingly.

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