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Red Army

2014 · Movie · PG · 85 min · ★ 7.4 · 88% critics

DocumentaryHistory

Red Army is a documentary that follows the Soviet Union’s legendary hockey training culture through the perspective of the team captain, tracing his path from celebrated national hero to political enemy. It explores how the sport’s rise was shaped by discipline, politics, and the pressure to represent an ideology on the world stage.

Also known as L'armée rouge

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Details
Years
2014
Release date
2015-01-23
Language
English
Rated
PG
Runtime
85 min
Critic score
88/100
TMDB rating
7.4/10 (154 votes)
Box office
$694,600
About

You’ll likely enjoy Red Army if you like sports documentaries that connect dominance to politics and personal conflict, especially hockey history, but Not for you if you want balanced coverage or lots of fresh, broad hockey context beyond the main captain.

Pros: intense hockey legacy; compelling training culture; personal viewpoint | Cons: feels biased; interview focus narrows; some parts feel rushed

Themes

  • sports
  • biography
  • ice hockey
  • sports documentary

Cast & crew

Directed by Gabe Polsky