Did anyone know about this movie?

Set in Oklahoma in the mid-'60s, "Believe in Me" is the story of a young man whose dreams of coaching boys' high-school basketball are derailed when the school board assigns him to the girls' basketball team instead. The girls and the coach eventually earn each other's trust, and despite the opposition of the conservative town, learn how to play to win.

Why is the town opposed to girls' basketball?

Official Movie Site:
believe in me (http://www.believeinmemovie.com/)

It won "Best Feature Film" at the Jackson Hole Film Festival.

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Set in Oklahoma in the mid-'60s,


I haven't seen it but the above is my guess.

Why is the town opposed to girls' basketball?

Because it's in the 1960s and........... womens didnt do that stuff.

I haven't seen all of it, but while doing aud checks I've walked in on the same part twice, where the coach is like, "Me?! Coach girls' basketball?!" It makes me chuckle. Anyway.

I seen it. It is based on a true story. I would recomend it to anybody who wants to see a good movie with not a lot of bad language.:Smiley199

Think I've seen this one...Doesn't Rosie O' Donnell play center on the team? :hairyguy: