Netflix: Last Chance to Watch One of the Most Loved Films, Never Seen Before at the Cinema

The 12 Orphans: Last Chance to Watch the Movie on Netflix

On September 30th, The 12 orphans (12 Powerful Orphans) will leave the Netflix France catalog. This film, never released in French theaters, has conquered the public on the streaming platform. It is in fact one of the Most popular movies among subscribers. Through an inspiring story of resilience, sport and overcoming oneself, The 12 orphans traces the heroic journey of an American football team made up of young orphans during the Great Depression.

A true story that marked the United States

The 12 orphans is inspired by the true story of the football team of the Fort Worth Masonic Home, a school for orphaned boys located in Texas. In the 1930s, in the heart of the Great Depression, these children, often marginalized and without any hope, manage to change their destiny thanks to one man: Rusty Russell (played in the film by Luke Wilson).

The latter, a former footballer and veteran of the First World War, decides to dedicate himself to these young boys by becoming their coach. Aware of the difficulties they are going through, demonstrates unwavering determination to teach them not only to play football, but to believe in themselves. What makes the story even more impressive is that Russell himself gave up a prestigious position at an elite high school to help these young men who had fallen behind.

Under his guidance, the orphans formed an unlikely team, with very limited means, but with an iron will. Against all odds, they managed to reach the national level, facing teams better equipped and with much more experience. The team of”12 Powerful Orphans become a symbol of hope and resilience for America devastated by the economic crisis. Their story inspires thousands of people and illustrates the power of sports as a tool for social transformation.

A tribute to the unsung heroes

The film, directed by Ty Roberts, focuses on how Russell not only transformed this team of young orphans into a competitive team, but also changed their lives forever. With the help of Doc Hall, the school doctor (played by Martin Sheen), Rusty Russell encourages these young people to overcome their traumas, to believe in their abilities and fight for a better future.

The film also highlights the harsh conditions these children found themselves in, living in a facility where resources were scarce and football was more than just a game: it was an escape and an opportunity for redemption.

Source: Cine Serie

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