Hundred to go
We are in 2116 and the world has changed profoundly. A century earlier, a major change revolutionized people's lives, transforming them into being with perfect efficiency but unable to experience any emotion. By now everyone lived life together with their own clone, perfect copy of themselves, with whom they spend their entire existence. Everything was created by the three Great Fathers, born a hundred years earlier, absolute leaders of this revolution because of which there is no longer friendship, family and love. X1 will try to change the course of history by returning in 2016 to prevent the disappearance of feelings helped by its X2 clone, left in the future, by Alice and the man without a double.
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Plot Summary
A group of impoverished children in a remote village dreams of playing football and achieving a better future. Led by their optimistic coach, they face numerous obstacles, including lack of resources and societal apathy, in their pursuit of a national tournament. The film highlights their resilience, camaraderie, and unwavering spirit as they strive to overcome adversity.
Critical Reception
Hundred to Go received a generally positive reception for its heartwarming story and the performances of its young cast. Critics praised its ability to capture the raw spirit of childhood dreams against the backdrop of poverty and its inspiring message of hope. While not a mainstream blockbuster, it resonated with audiences for its authenticity and emotional depth.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its sensitive portrayal of childhood dreams in adverse conditions.
- Applauded for the natural performances of the child actors.
- Seen as an inspiring and emotionally resonant film about perseverance.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot on a very limited budget, with many of the child actors being non-professional performers from real-life villages.
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