Awful Announcing
This 49-minute documentary is one of the longer single-installment ones on Facebook Watch, but previous Players Only Films entry Something in the Water did well with a similar approach.
This all-access documentary will include struggles to make the team, the Devils' trip to Europe, and more.
"'What were the feelings? What are the anecdotes? What were the emotions surrounding it for that person?' It's a little hard sometimes to get to that, but that's the challenge and that's the key for this series."
"The People's Fighters," Berg's 87-minute documentary on the history of Cuban boxing, can be watched for free at olympicchannel.com.
The documentary will be directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and Trish Dalton, and it will be "capturing athletes’ hopes and dreams being shattered by the harsh reality of what it means to be a ‘student athlete’ in a billion-dollar industry."
This is an interesting look back at a whole lot of important interconnected NHL history.
The Zimbalist brothers, famed for 30 for 30s like The Two Escobars and Youngstown Boys, have a new documentary on the aftermath of the 2016 plane crash that killed most of the Chapecoense soccer team.
The Hock-directed 14 Back will cover the Yankees' chase and "Bucky Bleeping Dent."
The special will premiere on FS1 Tuesday night and air on Fox Sports regional networks Wednesday.
Covering Andre the Giant's career also serves as a high-quality introductory course on the history of pro wrestling.
Woods' lawyers called the book "full of egregious errors," but Benedict and Keteyian shot back Wednesday. And Oscar-winning documentarian Gibney is basing a forthcoming series on their book.
"Being Serena" will air Wednesdays on HBO beginning May 2.
The long-awaited Amazon series on Michigan football's 2017-18 season now has a trailer, and will be part of the All or Nothing brand.
We Town focuses on the Westtown Moose in 2016-17, where they had four top-100 recruits, including two projected as top-five NBA picks, and a fifth inside the top-300s.
"1968" will also focus on the turbulent social and political climate surrounding the Mexico City Games.
