During the 2011 Egyptian uprising that saw Hosni Mubarak removed from power, millions of Egypt’s most die-hard football fans played an important role.

These fans, ultras, first emerged in Egypt in 2007. They come from different social backgrounds, hold a mix of  political views and do not subscribe to an individual party – but they are united in their steadfast allegiance to their teams. The most popular clubs are Al-Ahly whose fans are known as “Ultras Ahlawy” and Zamalek whose supporters are called the “White Knights” […]

In this documentary, filmmaker Alma Mosbah explores the culture of the ultras, their role in the Egyptian revolution, and how different violent events have affected them. The film also explores the anguish of ultras’ family and friends, who still await justice for their young men who have been killed.