LA Times: If only wars could be waged on the soccer field instead of the battlefield. That noble thought drives much of the inspirational documentary "After the Cup: Sons of Sakhnin United," which spotlights Bnei Sakhnin, the first soccer team from an Arab town in Israel to win the coveted State Cup. Not unlike last year's "Invictus," the film presents a strong example of sports' ability to bond the most disparate groups, even as political forces work to keep them apart.
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