Product DescriptionDVD is national ESPN primetime premiere edit. Sports documentaries don't get any better thanThe Last Game, which seems likely to remain the greatest film ever made about the undiluted thrill of high school football. You couldn't write a Hollywood script better than this riveting, real-life celebration of Central Bucks West--the reigning champions of Pennsylvania high school football--and the team's passionate hard-ass coach of 32 years, Mike Pettine Sr. The year is 1999, and as CB West storms its way toward an astonishing, undefeated three-season record of 45-0, we witness the many facets of an unfolding drama: star fullback Dustin Picciotti rises to prominence with an abundance of cocky self-assurance; former CB West player-turned-rival coach Mike Pettine Jr. prepares to battle his father's team in a crucial game; and Pettine Sr. wrestles with the decision to retire after this, his 33rd season. It all culminates in a final championship contest during which Picciotti and two other valuable players are injured--an escalating sequence of events that's guaranteed to have you white-knuckled on the edge of your seat. Given the pure, non-professional nature of high school football, the raw energy of this low-budget, shot-on-video production, and the volatile personalities involved,The Last Game reflects the spirit of CB West: It's just about perfect.--Jeff ShannonReview"****" "4 out of 4 stars." "One of the most exciting movies I have ever seen in my life." --USA Today & The Philadelphia Inquirer"THE LAST GAME is the best documentary I have ever seen." --Ain't It Cool News"Perhaps the best sports film ever made." --The Los Angeles TimesAbout the ActorThe Actors are real people- this is a documentary.About the DirectorT. Patrick Murray started making films 23 years ago as a 16 year old kid, after getting his first video camera after his Dad, who owned The New England Patriots and many Thoroughbred Race Horses, hit a $2 Trifecta straight bet on the 1986 Derby and used his winnings to get his kid a VHS camcorder. Unable to find anyone in his own class to make films with, Tim, who is nicknamed T., made friends with a guy in the class above him, who was a year older but the only other film-making geek like T. Together they taught each other how to make movies, and after a brief stint at the University of Pennsylvania, T. went to NYU Film School, where his old friend was a year ahead. That friend lives three miles away from T., and despite their close working personal history and close present physical proximity, the old friend will not return T. Patrick Murray's calls, since he is too busy and also relishes his privacy. The name of that old friend may be familiar to a few people: ever hear of a Philadelphia guy named... M. Night Shyamalan? No? Well, he is brilliant, and someday, he will be huge- bet on it. T. Patrick Murray is currently making a feature fiction film, a documentary as well as writing a book that will be published worldwide in hardcover in the fall of 2009 by ECW Press, about the remarkable story of his fathers' odyssey to purchase an NFL team without being born a billionaire. The current working title is: HOW TO BUY AN NFL TEAM FOR ZERO MONEY DOWN! The Incredible True Story About How Francis Murray Bought The New England Patriots with Less Money In His Bank Account Than YOU! He is married to a brilliant woman born in India, who is a Chemical Engineer, Chef, Patent Attorney, Gardener, Businesswoman with an MBA, Mother of Two young children and the owner/CEO of HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION, a new company that produces video on new HDTV format for business, government, broadcast networks and individuals. She is Hindu, as brilliant as she is beautiful, and she breeds and owns Thoroughbred race horses with her husband through their new company THE THOROUGHBRED TEAM. Alex Weinress is an award-winning filmmaker as well who lives in Australia with his wife and kids, and