A Mighty Team 2016
In *A Mighty Team (2016)*, France's soccer sensation finds himself on shaky ground after his off-field escapades threaten his career.
Director: Thomas Sorriaux
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Mighty Team (2016) about?
The film follows a disillusioned French soccer star sent back to his hometown, where he unexpectedly reconnects with his family, mentors a group of local kids, and revives his passion for the game. Along the way, he rediscovers the values of teamwork, legacy, and community.
Who directed A Mighty Team?
Thomas Sorriaux directed *A Mighty Team*, infusing the comedy with heartfelt moments and a vibrant soccer underdog story.
Who stars in A Mighty Team?
The film features Medi Sadoun as the soccer star, alongside Gérard Depardieu, Chantal Lauby, Barbara Cabrita, and Patrick Timsit in key roles.
Is A Mighty Team (2016) worth watching?
With its mix of humor, family drama, and sports excitement, *A Mighty Team* is a solid pick for fans of lighthearted comedies with a touch of inspiration—especially for those who love soccer or uplifting underdog tales.
How long is A Mighty Team?
The runtime of *A Mighty Team* is 95 minutes.
About A Mighty Team (2016) — A Comedy About Redemption, Family, and Soccer Glory
In *A Mighty Team (2016)*, France's soccer sensation finds himself on shaky ground after his off-field escapades threaten his career. Directed by Thomas Sorriaux, this lively comedy sees Medi Sadoun's pampered star player sent back to his roots by a cunning agent—only to discover the joy of reconnecting with his estranged father, bonding with his niece, and rediscovering his passion for the game. What begins as a punishment turns into an unlikely journey of redemption, as he rallies a group of underdog village kids to championship glory, proving that true greatness isn't just about skill—it's about heart.
With Gérard Depardieu as the gruff but lovable father figure and Chantal Lauby adding sharp wit to the ensemble, *A Mighty Team* blends humor, family drama, and the thrill of soccer into a feel-good underdog tale. Shot through with warmth and humor, the film captures the spirit of community, second chances, and the power of sport to transform lives.