INTERSPORT's emotive short shows the power of teamwork
A youngster's troubled life is turned around by football in the punchy film.
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Credits
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- Agency Marystone/Paris
- Production Company Iconoclast Paris
- Director Vincent Lobelle
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Marystone/Paris
- Production Company Iconoclast Paris
- Director Vincent Lobelle
- Sound PH Schmooze
- Creative Director Pierrette Diaz
- President Marie-Pierre Benitah
- Producer Jean Duhamel
Credits
powered by
- Agency Marystone/Paris
- Production Company Iconoclast Paris
- Director Vincent Lobelle
- Sound PH Schmooze
- Creative Director Pierrette Diaz
- President Marie-Pierre Benitah
- Producer Jean Duhamel
A parable about how a life can be changed through sport isn't exactly the most leftfield of ideas, but the execution of the tale told in INTERSPORT's latest branded short Offside marks it out for distinction.
Following a troubled young lad as he struggles with school and homelife, the film, directed by Iconoclast's Vincent Lobelle, jumps brilliantly between his ups and downs as he joins a local youth team.
Backed by the J Cole track Hello and with hyper-kinetic editing that throws you into the heart of the story, this moving mini-movie does a great job of showcasing the importance of having something to strive towards, and, quite brilliantly, ends with our talented protagonist not actually score the winning goal, instead assisting the team he's been welcomed into.
