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SKYWARD: THE SPORT ROCKETRY REVOLUTION

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SKYWARD: THE SPORT ROCKETRY REVOLUTION is in the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival - it may not be a regular, endorsed title
Recommended age 8-18
15 minutes
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TARA GALLARDY
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Skyward: The Sport Rocketry Revolution is a concise, tightly edited mini documentary that offers a clear window into the world of competitive model rocketry. The film centers on a father-daughter team as they prepare for and take part in an international rocketry competition in Serbia, giving the subject a personal angle without overcomplicating the scope.

While model rocketry may not be a universally gripping topic, the documentary presents it in an accessible and focused way. For viewers with even a passing familiarity with the hobby, there are moments of recognition that add a quiet layer of enjoyment -- the kind of "I know what they're talking about" connection that helps make a niche subject feel more immediate.

The film does not overstay its welcome, and its strength lies in its efficiency. It captures the preparation, competition, and family dynamic with enough detail to be engaging, while remaining compact and easy to follow.

I give Skyward: The Sport Rocketry Revolution 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus adults. By Andrew B., KIDS FIRST!

Skyward: The Sport Rocketry Revolution is a concise, tightly edited mini documentary that offers a clear window into the world of competitive model rocketry. The film centers on a father-daughter team as they prepare for and take part in an international rocketry competition in Serbia, giving the subject a personal angle without overcomplicating the scope.

While model rocketry may not be a universally gripping topic, the documentary presents it in an accessible and focused way. For viewers with even a passing familiarity with the hobby, there are moments of recognition that add a quiet layer of enjoyment -- the kind of "I know what they're talking about" connection that helps make a niche subject feel more immediate.

The film does not overstay its welcome, and its strength lies in its efficiency. It captures the preparation, competition, and family dynamic with enough detail to be engaging, while remaining compact and easy to follow.

I give Skyward: The Sport Rocketry Revolution 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus adults. By Andrew B., KIDS FIRST!

A story of ambition, mentorship, and innovation unfolds as the next generation of rocketeers take on national and international competitions, navigating the thrill and challenges of sport rocketry here in America.
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