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Copa 71 Reviews
An extraordinary and important sports and history documentary.
As incomplete a portrait as it is, there’s no arguing the bravery of the players and the statement they made at the beginning of feminism’s most formative decade.
Gooooaaaallll!
The malevolent hypocrisy of many actions we see in Copa 71 are righteously angering, but here is a documentary that channels its anger toward setting right the official record.
But one thing is clear from Copa 71. Whatever the forces aligned against them, women will never stop fighting for freedom, equality and the opportunity to do the things they love.
Despite the shocking sexism sometimes on display, however, the mood of Copa 71 remains mostly upbeat, as it should, because these women not only persisted but triumphed.
Regardless of a few slips, “Copa 71” is an inspiring and exciting sports documentary that deserves to be seen by everyone.
[S]tirring, exciting, and lively, a kinetic tale that finally spotlights the revolutionary event that didn’t quite turn the tide but certainly started the wave.
Drives home the importance of uncovering these hidden stories of inclusion that have been swept under the rug...it’s really special to finally witness.
An affecting documentary about trailblazing sports history hidden in plain sight
This straightforward chronicle offers a worthwhile salute to the pioneers whose contributions to the growth of the game had been largely hidden.
A heartfelt and well-edited, but undercooked and by-the-numbers documentary.
[T]he movie gives these women their moment in spotlight...
With this poignant tribute, however, the legacy of that glorious summer should finally get the recognition it deserves — even if, according to the film, to this day Fifa still refuses to acknowledge the legitimacy of the tournament.
The storytelling is compelling, the on and off-field dramas riveting (a bad-tempered, controversial semi-final here, a potential strike threat there) and some of the skills on display truly breathtaking.
As well as shedding light on the magnificence of such a historic event, it's a reminder of the alarming power that FIFA has and always has had in women's football [Full Review in Spanish]
A timely and galvanising telling of a remarkable story that every football fan should know, and one that will hopefully go some way towards ensuring that Copa 71 finds its way into the sport’s history books.
A terrific documentary, Copa 71 sets the record straight...
It’s a hell of a story, equal parts infuriating and inspiring.
Copa 71 may follow a familiar formation, but the sheer joy behind its subject makes for an uplifting ninety minutes.