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Director: Jonathan Hock
Maine-Endwell didn’t just win the 2016 Little League World Series. By beating the favored team from Seoul, South Korea (2-1) in the championship game, they completed a perfect season, ended Asia’s string of four straight titles and put the “Little” back in an event that began in Williamsport in 1947 with regional teams and now attracts a worldwide audience of more than two million viewers. How did they do it? In the words of the Seoul Little League team coach, “They brought their dreams with them.”
Critical Reception & Ratings
World Beaters, a 2017 documentary directed by Jonathan Hock, follows the Maine-Endwell Little League team as they complete a perfect season and end Asia's string of four straight titles at the Little League World Series. The film has been well-received, with critics praising the inspiring story of the underdog team who brought their dreams with them to the championship.
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Directed by acclaimed documentarian Jonathan Hock, World Beaters (2017) offers a captivating look at the unlikely triumph of the Maine-Endwell Little League team, whose underdog victory at the 2016 World Series tournament shook up the global baseball landscape. This poignant, character-driven film explores the determination, camaraderie, and dreams that fueled the team's remarkable journey, making it a must-see for fans of uplifting sports documentaries.
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