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‘An uprising against loneliness’: why have football ultras become a cultural obsession?

The Guardian· Apr 28, 2026 · 8:36 AM · 19 views

Explore the captivating world of football ultras, a cultural phenomenon that blends passion, collectivism, and rebellion. Discover how these groups offer a sense of belonging in a lonely world, and their complex roles from charity to controversy. Dive into Ragnhild Ekner's documentary journey across countries like Sweden and Indonesia. #FootballCulture #Ultras #Documentary #Society #Rebellion

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