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In 1984 an Australian touring rugby team achieved the elusive Grand Slam, defeating England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland for the first time ever. Chronicling the rise and rise of Australian Rugby, this collector's editio
Follow the rise of an inner-city Memphis high school’s first rugby team and see the ways in which, for these boys, the unlikely sport is much more than a game.
The official review of the 2011 Rugby World Cup held in New Zealand.
Soldiers representing South Africa and New Zealand billeted in London get stuck in during a rugby fixture in Richmond Park.
After years of hibernation, USA Rugby readies itself to reclaim its status as one of the world's elite teams. This action-packed documentary chronicles America's rugby history and highlights modern players' efforts to ea
About the start of women rugby in Iran, which coincided with the election of Ahmadinejad as president of Iran.
This documentary follows the then world champion New Zealand rugby 'All Blacks' on a 1989 tour of Wales and Ireland.
The 1999 Rugby World Cup Final, was the final match in the 1999 Rugby World Cup, played in Wales. The match was played at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff on 6 November 1999 between Australia and France with 72,500 in attenda
Rugby World Cup 2003 The Final
Highlights of the 2003 rugby World Cup in Australia
a surrealist chaos loosely based on the true story of the disappearance of Tom Dimond
Australia v Ireland, Lansdowne Road, 10 November 1984. Choice of commentary: ABC's Gordon Bray & Brendan Moon or BBC's Nigel Starmer-Smith • Australia v Wales, Cardiff Arms Park, 24 November 1984. Choice of commentary: A
A human story with sport as its central theme. Through rugby and its values, a man, Piero Mancuso, confronts the Cosa Nostra so that the young people of the Sicilian neighbourhood of Librino do not fall into its nets.
Rugby league clash between Sydney Firsts and the American All Stars, who toured Australia and New Zealand between May and August 1953.
Australia v Scotland, Murrayfield, 8 December 1984. Choice of commentary: ABC's Gordon Bray & Michael Hawker or BBC's Bill McLaren & Gareth Edwards • Australia v Barbarians, Cardiff Arms Park, 15 December 1984. Choice of
Spike wakes up Tommy for a secret nighttime outing to see the full moon.
A documentary about art film maverick Donald Rugoff, examining the cultural and economic impact of the founder of Cinema V and one of the seminal figures in the 1960s art cinema world.
The English Rugby team are overpowered by a dominant Welsh team at Cardiff Arms Park.
