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We’ll Go Down in History

Two years in the life of TRUK United FC, a beacon for positive change and trans inclusivity in football.

Documentary 2025 25 mins Not rated

Overview

The story of TRUK United, a grassroots, proudly trans football club formed in January 2021. Filmed over two years, this heartfelt documentary captures the highs and lows of the pioneering UK team on and off the pitch as they strive to create a safe haven for their community in the face of rising transphobia.

Part of the #FiveFilmsForFreedom 2025 programme, presented in partnership with British Council.

Original title

We'll Go Down in History

Director

Cameron Richards and Charlie Tidmas

Genres

Documentary

Certificate

Not rated

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

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