The End of the Storm
Liverpool winning the Premier League after a 30 years drought spawned a number of documentaries.
The title was achieved with the club taking a runaway lead and then there was the spectre of Covid 19.
A global lockdown with the threat of the season being voided. It gave it an unusual drama.
Made in cooperation with Jurgen Klopp and the members of the Liverpool team. The documentary also had contribution from supporters around the world including Wuhan in China.
The documentary tracks the progress of the team and the supporters as the season unfolds.
In the previous season the club were pipped to the title by one point but they did win the European Champions League.
An enthralling and enjoyable documentary. You can understand Klopp's frustrations as Covid unfolded.
However it also has to be noted the documentary was contrived. The footage of those global supporters was not in real time. It would be a stroke of luck that they got a group of Liverpool supporters from Wuhan in 2019.
The title was achieved with the club taking a runaway lead and then there was the spectre of Covid 19.
A global lockdown with the threat of the season being voided. It gave it an unusual drama.
Made in cooperation with Jurgen Klopp and the members of the Liverpool team. The documentary also had contribution from supporters around the world including Wuhan in China.
The documentary tracks the progress of the team and the supporters as the season unfolds.
In the previous season the club were pipped to the title by one point but they did win the European Champions League.
An enthralling and enjoyable documentary. You can understand Klopp's frustrations as Covid unfolded.
However it also has to be noted the documentary was contrived. The footage of those global supporters was not in real time. It would be a stroke of luck that they got a group of Liverpool supporters from Wuhan in 2019.
- Prismark10
- 21 may 2022