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Ver Speed Sisters

(207) 7.1 78 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Speed Sisters are the first all-women race car driving team in the Middle East. They're bold. They're fearless. And they're tearing up tracks all over Palestine.

Genres
Adventure, Drama, Documentary, Sport
Director
Amber Fares

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Genres Adventure, Drama, Documentary, Sport
Director Amber Fares
Country UK, USA, Canada, Denmark, Palestine, Qatar
Also Known As Sorelle da corsa
Runtime 1 h 18 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K

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22 customer reviews about drama «Speed Sisters»

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Joshua Hoffman
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 19:02

This is a very nice documentary about a trail in which I was on. I am not sure how to describe it but it was the most fun I have had on a bike since I was a kid. The film is based on a long distance ride by a group of bikers from Pennsylvania to New Jersey. It is a film that is so full of beauty, love, and simple joy that it has made me want to ride again, so to speak. It is such a great film, that I can't think of a better way to describe it. I saw the film a few months ago, and it has remained with me ever since. So, if you are looking for something to do with your time or just want to laugh a little, go and see this film! You will not be disappointed. See this movie!
Randy M.
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 11:35

This is a true story, which the rest of the world has been waiting for. As I watched, I felt like I was on the set. It is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It is extremely sad and very entertaining. I felt the music, the sounds and the emotions of the real athletes, who were extremely sad during the filming of the movie. The entire country of South Africa is making the movie, and I was happy when I heard they were going to make a new movie, because it was going to be really good. This is my first review, but I would like to add that there are people who are being deceptive and saying it is not a true story, which is totally false. I am going to keep my opinion to myself, because I do not want people to be misled or lied to. It is a real story and I felt that I was really going to get to know these people and get a real feeling of what they went through. It was a great feeling. I would like to thank the director and all the crew and the people who made this movie possible. This is a very important topic and I hope more people learn about it, because the more awareness we get, the more we are going to fight for the rights of the athletes and we are going to make this a great movie.
Teresa R.
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 20:50

This is one of the most heartwarming documentaries I have ever seen. There is no other way to describe this film than it is a musical "documentary" about the lives of female gymnasts in the 1950's and 60's. A true story about the women who not only trained in gymnastics, but who also had to overcome social discrimination, being away from their families, and dealing with the pressures of their lives. It was fascinating to see how they dealt with the struggles they faced, their struggles, and how they came together. It was a wonderful and inspiring film.
Nathan Armstrong
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 18:28

On a different scale, it's almost impossible to think of any similar documentary. Maybe it's because it's mainly made by women, but, being a documentary of this kind, I must say that I enjoyed the movie and felt a certain connection with the 'genuine' characters. The reality is that, this is a true story, and it's no better or worse than those. A lot of the times, you don't know much about the person. They're really true to the situation and you can't help but be inspired. I found it difficult not to believe in these girls. They were like real people. As a father, I'd tell my daughter to 'be strong', but I know she'll always be a little different. 'Brave' (that's how she called her), was courageous and she fought so hard for what she had to do, for her family and for herself. I didn't know what to expect from this documentary, but I'm happy that I went. I hope more people will watch it.
Virginia Austin
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 14:27

this is the movie i have been waiting for for about 20 years. i have loved the movie for so long but there was never really a point where i could see how it could be as good as the old movie. i would recommend this movie to anyone who loves movies of the 70's. it is as good as the old movie and better. i loved every second of it. it really moved me. i thought the message the director was trying to get across was pretty well done and the acting was great.
Cynthia Hansen
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 08:30

I have been following the "it's the fuhrth time I've seen that movie and it sucks" train of thought for some time now, and this was the most "fucked up" movie I've ever seen. It was just one bad movie after another. I would recommend it to no one, except a "faggot" or a "shithead" who didn't even watch the film. Just don't waste your time on it. It's about as painful as watching the Grand Canyon for a couple of hours.
Anna
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 16:06

Bubba, Tova and Bridget never get to be famous. They become athletes and they do amazing things. But it's hard to live up to the hype. They don't have to. You can't.
Rachel
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 04:21

This documentary is well worth watching. The subject matter of many people's lives are dramatized. This movie highlights the inner turmoil of the inner-city teenagers as well as the communities around them. This film provides an insight into the reasons for the high rates of suicide. The film is full of images that are heart-wrenching and one that makes one think about the world we live in. The people in the film are inspiring and the film shows a place in life that is nothing like we imagine. The participants come from all walks of life and all ages. The kids in the film have a strong desire to make it in the world, but for some, it can be very difficult. The documentary is well made and has a touching story line. In closing, I would like to say that this documentary is well worth watching.
Ann
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 08:47

It's very rare that you come across a documentary on the sports/fight world of 80's youth, and this film is certainly one of the better examples. It's the story of a group of girls from the suburbs of Los Angeles that were part of a crew known as the "Tiger Crabs", and from their stories, you can get an idea of what the story was like. It's more than just a documentary, in fact it's a very well-made piece of work, and the use of the soundtrack was brilliant. It's a well-crafted piece of work and even though I've not been a fan of the young women involved, it was interesting to watch them, and to see the situation in the 70's. It's a great documentary on a very important issue. I think it's a must see, and I would recommend it to anyone.
Anthony Estrada
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 12:05

Not just a great story of a female skateboarder, but a great story of a person who would rather be free and fearless than live in a repressive world. She refuses to conform and is even more courageous in her pursuit of her dreams and her independence. Many people say she's the one person who can truly break through the glass ceiling, but they don't realize that this woman has been there before. This is a story of an ordinary girl who is still lucky enough to have a kindhearted, loving father who has been a model father, and who does his best to support his daughter in her dreams and in her independence. This is a true story and a must see.
Robert Medina
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 06:09

It is not often that a documentary gets me interested in the subject, but this one did. While I know a little about running and cycling, I do not have the depth of knowledge and experience to know how to effectively discuss the subject in a way that a viewer can fully grasp the significance and importance of it. Fortunately, the filmmakers did a wonderful job in researching and presenting a very realistic perspective on what it means to be a female in the sport of cycling. I would have given the film a ten if it wasn't for a couple of bits that I found puzzling and that took a few minutes to unpack. The rest of the film was extremely well made and well worth the viewing.
Wayne
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 09:09

Somehow, this film should have been longer. This film has a bit too much for a single viewing. It covers almost every aspect of a champion track and field athlete's life, including their training, competition, family, friends, and even their training sessions. However, there are also scenes from coaches, family members, and coaches themselves. It is a truly fascinating and insightful documentary. I am glad I saw it, but I am so glad I did not see it in theaters. This documentary would have been much better in a theater.
Lisa Pierce
Sunday, 10 May 2020 12:27

What is a good film? I think it is a film that is well produced and does not go overboard with gratuitous violence or nudity. The problem with the big films these days is that they are all just trying to be more brutal than they need to be. This film is not that. This film is the first that is trying to go beyond the normal action film standards of brutality and puts you in a situation where the violence is not gratuitous. I also think the film makers were able to give the violence a meaning and importance that a lot of us have yet to feel the need to fully understand. I think that we need to see a lot more films like this. What is great about this film is that the director made us feel a sense of awe and wonder. The acting is all pretty good. The cinematography is great. The editing is perfect. The sound is great. The story is very well done and we are given an understanding of a young girl from a dysfunctional family. The music is amazing and the film does a great job of showcasing all of the elements that make up this film. I highly recommend this film to anyone that wants to learn more about the nature of violence.
Diana H.
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 06:47

In an era when celebrities such as Angelina Jolie and Bruce Willis have so much money and fame, it is refreshing to see a documentary that tells the true story of a very poor female athlete, who does not have that much. With the exception of those who have known her since childhood, it is rare for a celebrity to put her family, friends and those closest to her to the back of their mind. She is a beautiful and inspiring woman who inspires so many women and girls. I hope that she has the opportunities to use her money to give back and help others in need. If you are interested in this documentary, please take the time to view it. It is a beautiful story of a woman that is so poor and tough, but has the courage to continue to make a difference in her community.
Wayne
Saturday, 02 May 2020 16:02

The trailer was good, I don't know why. This documentary is an eye opener, a must watch. I was born and raised in the 1980's, and this movie gave me a new perspective. It was so refreshing, so very real. I love documentaries and it's been a long time since I've seen one that really had me on the edge of my seat. This documentary just went to show that if you love something, you can do anything with it. I think that this movie should get an Oscar for its editing. It was incredible and it kept me at the edge of my seat. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone.
Linda Bowman
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 11:52

We all have those dreams, whether they come true or not. To show the true extent of the devastation that has befallen those affected by Hurricane Katrina, 10 women have been chosen to tell their stories through video diary and their photos have been published. The project was funded by private donations and by a government grant. All the women involved have since recovered and continue their lives with their children, who still don't speak to each other. This is a beautiful and moving film that captures the plight of these women and their children. The footage is a poignant reminder of the urgency that must come from the people of the United States and the rest of the world. However, the powerful and moving video clips are an added bonus.
Andrea Murray
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 13:40

I thought this documentary was great. It focused on the female athletes and their inspirational stories. There were some great stories that came to light, such as the daughter of a cancer survivor, the daughter of a woman who was run over by her car. But it was also interesting to learn about how these women were able to train, compete, and live their lives. There were also some great stories about the people who were involved in the athletes' lives. In addition, it was very inspirational to see the women turn their lives around and be successful at a young age. The documentary did a good job of showing the men who helped these women and their success at the Olympics. They were very inspiring. Overall, the film was very well-done and well-filmed. It was very easy to follow. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to learn more about the women who were involved in the Olympics.
Virginia E.
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 21:24

I have watched this documentary several times and I can't believe how much I have watched it. I feel like I should be a real basketball fan and not a movie fan. This documentary is one of the best I have ever seen. The way that the women talk about their love for the game and how it makes them feel, the reactions they have and what they have gone through are truly amazing. I recommend this to anyone who wants to know how much they love basketball and how much they love it. I can't recommend this enough.
Donald W.
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 23:11

It's kind of cool to watch this documentary about those of us who were involved in that unbelievable bike race through the streets of NYC. The guy who was in the lead of the race, Christopher Rydell, was a bit of a freak but it's clear he was a guy who was determined and motivated to do it. He did it despite having many demons and even though he was a bit of a mess, he made sure he was out front and well in the lead. The rest of the ladies also made the best of their times, and it was hard to watch them being embarrassed by their own husbands and families. There was plenty of talk about what happened and how the state of the sport is now. The point was made that the sport is alive and well, and no one can stop it. It's up to the riders to keep the momentum going.
Lisa
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 17:15

I haven't been to an annual Women's Individual World Cup for a very long time, but from the opening of the tournament, I was convinced that it was worth the money to go. The film was produced by the WTA, which was established in 1994. The film took a very detailed look at the preparations of the women's individual competitions. They went into detail about the benefits, who the players were, and what they were going to be doing on the day. The film gave you a lot of information, and you could see the whole picture of what each player was going to do. The people who worked for the WTA and who were involved in the organization of the World Cup were extremely accurate. The film also went into detail about the life of the women's tournament. They gave you details about the players, the hotel, the travel schedule, and so on. This film was very well made. They captured the essence of what the women's tournament was like, the inner workings of the WTA and how much the women were important to the sport of tennis. This film was very interesting, and I highly recommend it.
Gerald
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 12:38

When you're a teenager, or even in your twenties, the film is a means to an end. You want to make some friends, have some fun and get your own respect, all while lifting the underdog spirit that defines us all. This film brings those feelings to life, allowing us to see the many sides to the story and in doing so, it makes us question our own perceptions of what's normal and what's not. I am very proud to say that this documentary is one of my all-time favorites. The editing is superb, the music is haunting, and the director, Michael Tracey, has done a remarkable job of bringing his passion for the story to the screen. All in all, this is a great film and definitely a film that I will be seeing again in the future.
Brandon
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 06:12

This documentary "Bully for the Throat" features a group of children, ages 6 to 18, who participated in a program run by the Department of Youth Services in Boston, MA. Their task was to participate in a "Bully for the Throat" program that was offered to a group of high school students. The purpose of the program was to work with the students to understand what makes their classmates "difficult". It also used the process of peer-reviewed and peer-examined to help the students decide how they should respond to a peer. The program itself was created with the goal of teaching students that their peers are not their only teachers. This documentary also gives students an opportunity to learn about how their peers were different from themselves. The program was not made up of students with disabilities, however, there was one student who was "difficult" to help. I felt that this was a great film for families and students alike. It would be a great way to start a discussion about bullying in schools. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who has any interest in the topic of bullying. The students in this documentary are very knowledgeable and knowledgeable about the topic of bullying.
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