Kickback is the decades-long crusade of one eccentric investigative journalist, Andrew Jennings, to expose corruption inside football's sole governing body and the largest sports organization in the world, FIFA.
Trailer
Cast
Maura Anderson
Director
Clay Tweel
Director
Hassan Al-Thawadi
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Phaedra Almajid
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Jens Sejer Andersen
Self
David Beckham
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Leonid Bershidsky
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Sepp Blatter
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Chuck Blazer
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Adi Dassler
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David Downs
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Josh Earnest
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Halvor Ekeland
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Richard Frankel
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Mohammed Bin Hammam
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João Havelange
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Declan Hill
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Oliver James
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Andrew Jennings
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Lennart Johansson
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Trish D Chetty
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
Kickback
Q Ball
Rowdy
A Skin So Soft
Heaven's Gate
All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur
Captains of the World
All or Nothing: Arsenal
Full Swing
We Are Newcastle United
Gods of Snooker
The Chi
Snowfall
Power
Ginny & Georgia
Beckham
Six Nations: Full Contact
Sunderland 'Til I Die
All or Nothing: Juventus
Race for the Planet
SEC Football: Any Given Saturday
Four Kings
Together: Treble Winners
Welcome to Wrexham
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5 Mga Komento
source: Kickback
This well written and produced documentary illustrates the machinations of how bribery and corruption was finally acknowledged as being integral to the FIFA organisation. It lead to the world shock downfall of Blatter et al., and the years and years of investigations that lead up to that point. It also shows the arrogance of certain Fifa executives who blatantly profited from the game. It is a fitting tribute to those journalists in the world who only want the truth to be told. Who knows what FIFA would have been like today if it was not for Andrew Jennings brilliant work over decades. Insightful and definitely worth watching.
source: Kickback
This well written and produced documentary illustrates the machinations of how bribery and corruption was finally acknowledged as being integral to the FIFA organisation. It lead to the world shock downfall of Blatter et al., and the years and years of investigations that lead up to that point. It also shows the arrogance of certain Fifa executives who blatantly profited from the game. It is a fitting tribute to those journalists in the world who only want the truth to be told. Who knows what FIFA would have been like today if it was not for Andrew Jennings brilliant work over decades. Insightful and definitely worth watching.
