In 2015, young filmmaker Ellie Grounds followed the journey of the Queensland Youth Girls Team to the National Championships in Mandurah, Western Australia.
The result is A Mark of Respect, a heart-warming documentary that takes you behind the scenes and tells the tale of an underdog team taking on the big three football states.
It’s a roller-coaster ride … so pop the corn, sit back and enjoy.
P.S. The 2016 AFL Youth Girls National Championships kick off in Melbourne on Monday May 2.
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