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  • "I had the privilege of watching this movie tonight with my son and the N. Texas West Point alumni society. The movie was excellent and a great testament to the culture of the West Point rugby team. An incredibly thoughtful and poignant movie highlighting teamwork, excellence and commitment to others and a grateful nation!"

    Amit R

  • "There were laughs, there were (real) tears... it's been years since a movie moved me like this. Yes it's about Rugby at West Point, but it's also about so much more than this."

    Guennael D

  • "Such an amazing movie! The movie provided insight to what it’s like to be on the Army Rugby team at West Point. It beautifully depicted the wins and losses, victories and setbacks, challenges of playing sports while at the Academy, and what it means to be a member of the Long Gray Line- particularly as part of the Army Rugby Brotherhood. It filled me with great hope seeing these young men leave it all on the field in preparation for something bigger- service to our nation and our brothers and sisters. Highly, highly recommend this movie…all the feels!"

    JoAnna R

  • "Captivating look at the Army West Point Rugby team and how its values and ethics translate to success on the battlefield. As a West Point graduate myself, I appreciated the realistic look at both the trials and tribulations of the team, especially the meaningful rituals. Sean Mullin produced a winner. This documentary will help inspire teams across the world to create meaningful moments and traditions that foster success."

    Caren H

  • "The movie tells a universal story about the power of connection in its many forms. I appreciated how the film normalizes vulnerability amongst some of the "manliest" men on the planet."

    Hawk T

  • "I sat in silence at the end thinking about the messages and emotions that that the film conjured. Even if you are excited to see the film, you will come away with a positive emotion, but it might not be the one that you planned. This is a story desperately needed in today's culture."

    Kevin L