I grew up feeling like my disinterest in AFL was a personality defect, but watching this documentary about two-time Brownlow Medal winner and 2014 Australian of the Year Adam Goodes, I had the epiphany that what I hated about football as a kid was the vitriol and terrible behaviour on show at matches, both on the field and off, and the power of this documentary is that it shows what AFL could be and in turn what the country could be, and hopefully the Australians who most need to see this see it when they are ready to listen because it is a message powerfully presented and in a format that isn't able to be interrupted and obfuscated by the obnoxious input of the likes of Sam Newman, Andrew Bolt, and similar turds.
★★★★★
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