How do football coaches address key social problems in Genova in Italy (racism and integration), in Kumasi in Ghana (education), in NY in USA (gender equity), in Cape Town in South Africa (female empowerment), in Munich in Germany (religion tolerance)? In this inspiring character-driven series, will they save their players? 

The young generation of the Blackfoot First Nation community in Canada empowers itself and fights opioids addiction by preserving ancient indigenous traditions including riding. Through a 400 years ancient ride practice, drugs addict teenagers reconnect to their deep-rooted identity, regain self-esteem and actively promote First Black Foot’s traditions. We follow Ty, who built up his own relay racing team and train the young Mary to become a lady warrior champion. Together, will they find their way on the challenging road to recovery and identity quest? 

Stéphane, autistic, and Audrey, dyslexic qualified for the Special Olympics World Games, as middle-distance runners, to demonstrate to the world that they deserve recognition as anyone else. Determined to become world champions, we follow them from the preparation in Canada to the finals in Dubai. Do their chances rely on their physical or mental condition? 

Moroccan women challenge the patriarchal society by taking part in an ancestral horse ritual formerly trusted by men, the FANTASIA. The young woman Afrae Ben Bih is training her team of female riders for the event. Despite the support of women and men of their community, will they achieve to be recognized in the manly world of the FANTASIA competition?

Through the extreme sport of parachuting, three women want to prove to themselves that they can overcome their limits and free themselves from prejudices towards women still existing in our society. Free fall world champion, Lieutenant of 1st Regiment who just joined the army and Muslim mother of an immigrant family, they are all determined to jump. But what happens when you’re alone facing your fears?

In North Morocco, two surf associations are trying to keep children and teenagers from deprived families away from the street and its harmful temptations. Abdellah El Ghazal, former surfing champion, as well as Youssef and Samia, offer them a safer framework to grow up promoting the values of education, environment and solidarity.

Three women - an Irish surfer, an Iranian snowboarder & an  Iranian diver- decide to introduce surf in Iran. In the Southeastern region, known for its waves, their belief in the values of sport allows them to connect with others and gain a new visibility in the society despite their veil. Surf could also bring economic development to the region. This film has been edited by the famous Iranian filmmaker B. Kiarostami, son of A. Kiarostami.

A group of Senegalese women fight for their passion: playing football, in a Muslim society in which people prefer women to play a more traditional role. “Ladies’ Turn”, an NGO, organizing a female soccer tournament, manages to get the chance to play  the final in Dakar’s newest stadium. There, they win a new visibility that is a reflection of the role that women are forging in the Senegalese society.

Three internationally renowned French sport champions make us go behind the scenes of golf. Despite their apparent tranquillity and solitude on the course, they resolutely master this intellectually and physically highly-demanding discipline, with a strong team and competitive spirit. Raphaël Jacquelin is the best French international player. Jean Garraialde was the best player in France before retirement. Bruno Saby, former rally driver, brings a complementary input on this thrilling "game".