One Goal (film)

One Goal is a 2008 documentary film directed by the Spanish documentary maker Sergi Agustí.

Synopsis

One Goal is an objective, but also a passion. This documentary follows the path towards peace that a group of young amputated men began in Sierra Leone years ago. Through the power of their game they have become an example for their society. From icons of war to icons of peace and hope, they transformed their lives through a shared passion: football.

Awards

The film was a finalist in the LinkTV online film contest in the category of "Overcoming Conflict". It won the main award at the 14th International Sport Film Festival of 2011 in Liberec. The film won the Paladino di Oro prize at the Sport film Festival in Palermo, Italy in November 2010, and the Venus award to human values at the FILMETS Badalona film Festival in Badalona, Spain in November 2010. It won the Audience Award at the MIRADAS.DOC festival in Tenerife and the Benicassim Festival, Special Jury Mention at the Festival de Alcala de Henares ALCINE38, and the Grand Prize of Spanish Cinema in the ZINEBI Documentary Film Festival of Bilbao among others.

One Goal

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One Goal (Eiffel 65 song)

"One Goal" is a song by Italian group Eiffel 65. It was the third release in June 2000 as the first single from their album, Contact!. The song did similarly well, peaking at #37 in France. It was not released in the United Kingdom.

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Charts

Contact!

Contact! is the second album by Italian Dance trio Eiffel 65, released on 24th June 2001 the album contains lyrics in both English and Italian.

Development and sound

Work on the album originally began in May 2000, while Eiffel 65 were on a tour bus in the United States. They had brought a laptop computer, a keyboard and a pair of speakers, and "Back In Time" would be the first track written for the album. When the group went back to Turin, they would take more time to get back in touch in producing music. The album was developed over the course of six months, with 31 demos recorded.

The album's sound is very different from the group's first album. Europop (1999), taking influence from French house à la Daft Punk. It also incorporates synthpop elements. However, the harder and more metallic Eurodance sound of their earlier work occasionally shines through on some tracks. Member Jeffrey Jey called the change of sound from their previous album more of a "development" than a radical change in direction. New techniques of arrangement were also used, such as sampling sounds into instruments.