This French documentary revisits one of football's more spectacular implosions: the 2010 World Cup, when the French national team staged a bus strike at Knysna and became a symbol of elite dysfunction. Directors Christophe Astruc and Jérôme Fritel secured rare access to key figures including coach Raymond Domenech and player Patrice Evra, letting participants reconstruct what actually happened. The Leans Progressive label follows naturally from the film's framing, which centers player grievances and examines how racism and colonial legacies shaped media coverage and public outrage in France. Giving minority players a platform to challenge that narrative tilts the documentary away from institutional authority and toward systemic critique, which is where the needle settles.