After The Roar

A documentary exploring the impact of the 1966 "Roar" by the legendary Muhammad Ali on the world of sports and civil rights. It delves into the athlete's powerful stance and its lasting influence on subsequent generations. The film examines how his courage extended beyond the boxing ring, resonating deeply within the broader societal landscape.

Reviews for "After The Roar" were generally positive, with many critics praising its insightful look into Muhammad Ali's cultural impact. The documentary was commended for its historical depth and the relevance of its themes to contemporary issues. Audiences appreciated the film's ability to connect Ali's activism with ongoing struggles for justice and equality.

• Praised for its thorough examination of Ali's influence beyond boxing.

• Commended for its timely relevance and exploration of civil rights connections.

• Appreciated for its well-researched historical context and engaging narrative.

Google audience: Viewers found 'After The Roar' to be a powerful and informative documentary that effectively highlighted Muhammad Ali's significant role as a cultural and political figure. Many Google users appreciated the film's ability to inspire and educate on the importance of activism and standing up for one's beliefs.

Nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Independent Spirit Awards.

The filmmakers conducted over 50 interviews with historians, activists, and athletes who were directly influenced by Muhammad Ali's 'Roar' speech.