Forever Pure

Forever Pure documents the controversial events surrounding Beitar Jerusalem FC, the most popular football team in Israel. Known for never signing an Arab player, the club faced intense backlash when its owner, Arcadi Gaydamak, signed two Muslim players from Chechnya. This decision led to a significant racist campaign within Israeli sports, which dramatically affected the club's dynamics.

The film provides an insightful look into the intersection of sports and racism, showcasing how the inclusion of these players sparked a crisis that engulfed the team. It reveals the complexities of identity, loyalty, and prejudice in a society grappling with its own divisions. As a documentary, Forever Pure offers a critical perspective on the cultural and social implications of sports in Israel, making it a compelling watch for those interested in sports, culture, and race relations.