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OUR lift off documentary

  • Soft Ground The Moor Sheffield, England, S1 United Kingdom (map)

our lift off documentary

22nd June | 13:30-15:30 | Soft Ground, The Moor

"Our Lift-Off" tells the story of UK women's football, drawing from the powerful narrative of "All Our Goals."

From Emma Clarke's inspiring journey to the grassroots efforts in Sheffield, the documentary sheds light on the struggles faced by ethnic minority players.

It uncovers cultural barriers, resource limitations, and the lack of role models, all hindering their participation.

Featuring England's trailblazing black captain, Mary Phillip, the film offers invaluable insights into overcoming obstacles.

It celebrates community groups tirelessly bridging gaps, fostering inclusivity in the sport.

Ultimately, it sparks a vital conversation: Will UK women's football truly embrace diversity? The documentary beckons for collective action, urging for a more inclusive future.

About Chim’Di
Chim'Di Ugada is a Nigerian-born producer with a strong passion for developing stories that reflect the rich diversity within underrepresented communities.

Her journey began as a student when she directed and produced a short documentary: Feel the Beat: Blackpool Young Artist, which sparked her love for documentary filmmaking.

In 2023, Chim’Di successfully produced six short documentaries for the Filmmaker Challenge Programme at Sheffield DocFest, working alongside renowned director Kevin MacDonald.

She is currently directing and producing her second documentary, which explores the journey of female players from underrepresented communities in football.



 
  • Doors open - 13:00

    Run Time - 13:30 - 15:30

  • Soft Ground

    The Moor

    Sheffield City Centre

  • Suitable for all ages.

  • Soft Ground has an accessible lift and toilet.

  • https://www.instagram.com/chimdi_talks/

    www.youtube.com/@chimdidaentity

 

Saturday 22nd June, 2024

13:30 - 15:30

Tickets are free

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