Warriors

Wonderfully enjoyable and feel good whilst still being informative. Well worth a watch

Jonny Gadd

“Directed by first-timer Barney Douglas, this engaging documentary works as both team-of-plucky-underdogs sports story and a powerful social issue film centred on the campaign to end female genital mutilation (FGM) among tribal communities in Kenya. It's suitably uplifting…

FilmFan1971

This nobly intentioned documentary from Barney Douglas combines the story of a group of progressive youngsters out to challenge pernicious customs in their Kenyan village, with a love letter to the game of cricket... READ THE FULL REVIEW AT LITTLE WHITE LIES

LWLies

Maasai warriors ending FGM in their community through the power of cricket - wonderful documentary, wonderful people

Stella

Maasai warriors, end of FGM all thanks to the love of cricket.

Stella

Interesting stuff...Maasai warriors play cricket and use it to try to modernise the Maasai and educate about the dangers of HIV/Aids anf practices like FGM...

Col Todd

The staunchly patriarchal nature of Maasai tradition, and the earnest efforts made by the tribe’s younger generations to embrace equality within their community comes to the crease in this thoroughly likeable but somewhat limited documentary from debut director Barry…

James McAllister

UK premiere - Q&A with director Barney Douglas and actor Sonyanga (Mr Captain!)

Andy Kempson

A charming documentary that highlights some important issues. Perhaps if I'd not recently seen Difret and Next Goal Wins which separately cover the two main subjects of Warriors, it would have seemed more enlightening.

Stephen Brown