We Are the Champions (2005)

In "We Are the Champions" (2005), Torben, a divorced former pro soccer player, finds himself on the sidelines of life, estranged from his son David, and estranged from his own aspirations. Once a champion on the field, his life now mirrors the underwhelming performance of David's junior soccer team. But when the team's coach abruptly leaves, Torben seizes the opportunity to step back into the game, albeit from a different perspective. As he takes the helm, Torben unwittingly becomes more than just a coach. He morphs into a surrogate father for the boys, serving as their compass in a tumultuous world of adolescence. Despite the opposition from skeptical parents, Torben's dedication to the team rekindles his vitality and even sparks a new romance with a single mother from the team. Yet, the most profound transformation unfolds within Torben himself. From an unemployed couch potato with a fondness for beer and a lack of self-belief, he evolves into a beacon of self-esteem, his spirit renewed by the thrill of the game and the joy of guiding young lives. The once bitter taste of defeat is replaced by the intoxicating flavor of victory, not just on the field, but also in the complex game of life. As the team begins to thrive under his guidance, it's not just the boys who transform. Torben too, rediscovers his worth, finding that the greatest reward isn't just the team's success, but the renewed bond with his son David, a victory that unfolds in the most unexpected of ways. "We Are The Champions" is a heartfelt journey of redemption, self-discovery and the power of second chances, where the game of soccer serves as a metaphor for life itself.

We Are the Champions is a comedy movie featuring Lars Bom and directed by Martin Hagbjer.

It is possible to buy We Are the Champions on Vudu.