Shooting Girls

In São Paulo, 15-year-old Clara dreams of becoming a professional soccer player, a path not easily tread for girls in her community. Facing societal expectations and family disapproval, she finds unexpected support and a chance to prove herself. The film follows her journey as she navigates challenges on and off the field, striving to achieve her athletic ambitions.

Shooting Girls received moderate critical attention, often praised for its authentic portrayal of female athletes and the challenges they face. While not a major commercial success, it resonated with audiences looking for inspiring sports dramas with a focus on female empowerment. The film was particularly noted for its raw depiction of the realities of pursuing a sport in less privileged environments.

• Praised for its realistic portrayal of women in sports.

• Appreciated for its focus on the struggles and triumphs of young female athletes.

• Noted for its authentic depiction of Brazilian street culture and soccer.

Google audience: Audience reception for Shooting Girls is not widely available through specific Google user ratings. However, general sentiment from viewers who have seen the film often highlights its inspiring narrative about overcoming adversity in pursuit of athletic dreams.

The film was developed through a program that supports emerging filmmakers in Brazil, aiming to bring diverse stories to the screen.