Copa 71

Directed by James Erskine, Rachel Ramsay
Not Rated
2024    1h 31mDocumentary, History,
7.598%7.8
Told by the pioneering women who participated, this is the extraordinary story of the 1971 Women's Soccer World Cup, a tournament witnessed by record crowds that has been written out of sporting history - until now.
  • Brandi ChastainSelf
  • Nicole MangasSelf
  • Silvia ZaragozaSelf
  • Alex MorganSelf / Executive Producer
  • Carol WilsonSelf
  • Elena SchiavoSelf
  • Ann StengardSelf
  • Birte KjemsSelf
  • Elvira AracenSelf
  • Elba SelvaSelf
  • Chris LockwoodSelf
  • Serena WilliamsSelf - Narrator (voice) / Executive Producer
  • James ErskineDirector / Screenplay
  • Rachel RamsayDirector / Screenplay
  • Victoria GregoryScreenplay / Producer
  • Caroline CurrierExecutive Producer
  • Oli HarbottleExecutive Producer
  • Venus WilliamsExecutive Producer
  • Alex HolmesExecutive Producer
  • Jon MoneExecutive Producer

Copa 71 Ratings & Reviews

  • Chris CMarch 18, 2025
    This documentary shines an entertaining light on a competition that has been all but written out of sports history. The story is told through interviews with the women who participated, along with archival footage and photos. It's clear from the interviews how much this meant to them and it's heartbreaking to see the challenges and roadblocks that were put up in their way, both at the time and—even more shameful—after the fact. It's also a celebration of the progress made in the 50+ years since, though there's still plenty left to do. If you enjoy football/soccer, do yourself a favor and set aside a little time to watch this.

 

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Copa 71 Trivia

Copa 71 was released on May 13, 2024.

Copa 71 was directed by James Erskine, Rachel Ramsay.

Copa 71 has a runtime of 1 hr 31 min.

Copa 71 was produced by Victoria Gregory, Anna Godas, Jannat Gargi.

The key characters in Copa 71 are Self (Brandi Chastain), Self (Nicole Mangas), Self (Silvia Zaragoza).

Copa 71 is rated Not Rated.

Copa 71 is a Documentary, History, Sport film.

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