Chasing the Sun

Best sports documentary I have seen. Such a feel good series, especially as a proud South African.

Speechless, truly an incredibly produced story, everyone involved behind the scenes deserves all the accolades on an international scale. The story itself is riveting, the way in which it is told is majestic.

Brilliantly shot, edited and fast paced. It never gets boring. The personal background of the players are truly inspiring. It really illustrates the importance of great coaching, vision, goals and strategy. Rassie Erasmus as a coach is an absolute genius but it's he's empathy, belief, leadership, care, humanity and love he displays for the players is what makes him a legend.

Headline says it all. If this doesn't bring you to tears, then I'm not sure what will. A must watch.

I started watching this with no expectations, and having seen no trailers or promo content. A few minutes into the first episode, I could feel a lump in my throat starting to form. Throughout the series - which i binged watched in one afternoon, its that good - there was never a dull or boring moment. By the last episode I was in tears, overwhelmed by joy, and sorrow and hope. It takes a special production crew to make something as provoking as this.

Even if you are not into Rugby, this documentary delves deep into some individual Springbok's stories, which serve to remind us all where we come from, where we are, and where we could be, if we worked together. There are lessons for all South Africans in this documentary.