So Close To The Clouds

About This Movie

So Close To The Clouds dives into a time when women's soccer was barely acknowledged yet fiercely alive. Set against the backdrop of 1971, the film captures the electric atmosphere of Azteca Stadium, where young female athletes drew a staggering crowd of 115,000 for the Second Women's World Cup final. It's not just about the sport; it’s about resilience, visibility, and the fight for recognition. The pacing feels almost like a rhythm of its own, punctuated by candid interviews and archival footage that give life to these forgotten pioneers. There's a rawness to the performances, a genuine passion that resonates. You can feel the urgency of their stories, each moment stitched together to remind us of how far we’ve come – and how much further there is to go.

Features unique archival footage.Highlights the social context of women's sports.Delves into personal stories of the players.