Dare to Play

Two gay soccer players fight against homophobia ahead of the World Cup in Qatar.

Cast

Gary Ginnaw

as Himself

Samuel Timms

as Himself

Daniel Jenkins

as Himself

Colin Ginnaw

as Himself

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