As the sports documentary เล่นบาคาร่าทันที genre continues to blossom, the silver screen offers up many riveting stories — some that make us cheer, others that bring a tear. With titles like Quarterback, The Last Dance, and Naomi Osaka, rousing tales of athletes at the peak of their powers have been given the big-screen treatment. But there’s more to the story than the dazzling feats of athleticism that are captured on film: sports can be an important vehicle for social change, as evidenced by the impact of movies like Hoop Dreams and the enduring popularity of ESPN’s 30 for 30 series The U.

These 10 great sports docs teach us lessons that go beyond the scoreboard or the podium, and illustrate the ways in which the game of sport can be used to tackle society’s ills.

1. The Fittest People on Earth

If you’ve ever wondered if humans can be made to look as physically perfect as professional athletes, check out this fascinating documentary. Watching some of the planet’s fittest physical specimens crammed into Lycra and spandex, pulling off moves that shouldn’t be possible, over and over again, is a jaw-dropping experience.

2. Defending Your Dreams

This documentary follows the Buffalo Bills during their run of four consecutive Super Bowl losses in the early ’90s, which had an impact on not only the team but the entire city. It’s a sobering reminder of how fragile success can be and of the importance of maintaining integrity, even in the face of defeat.