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The Steelers DVD is a confronting and emotional, yet heartwarming story about the world's first gay rugby club which started in London in 1995.

The Steelers DVD. Told through the eyes of Australian news reporter, Eammon Ashton-Atkinson, who moved to the UK to escape depression Steelers is a confronting and emotional, yet heartwarming story about the world's first gay rugby club which started in London in 1995. The documentary, follows 3 characters on their journey to overcome their struggles as the club competes against 60 other gay clubs in the Bingham Cup in Amsterdam - the World Cup of gay rugby. Nic Evans, the Steelers' gay female coach and former international player for Wales, is fighting to overcome misogyny in a male-dominated sport. Birmingham rugby fanatic Simon Jones reveals his battle with depression after he recently came out and it didn't go to plan. The drag queen Andrew McDowell explores identity and self expression through his story. As well as filming, writing, editing and directing his debut feature documentary, Ashton-Atkinson narrates the film. Through his eyes we see insight into his own battles with being gay, including how he was outed at school when a classmate secretly filmed them having sex and then showed the video at school.

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