A woman plays rugby and flashes.her opponents

After blind man Walter Cooke (Eric Jacobus) prevents a local gang from shaking down his local grocer Gordon (Roger Yuan), Walter must reckon with the gang's boss Sal (Joe Bucaro). The stakes are high, but Walter's got an ace up his sleeve.

This motion comic gaps the bridge between 2004's The Chronicles of Riddick, and 2013's Riddick. A new attempt on Lord Marshal Riddick's life is made on the Necromongers' ship. It's time for Riddick to end the years long meandering through space and go back to his roots.

Rugby is a game for big blokes with even bigger thighs! It's a contact sport alright, but Triga Films takes the game to an all new level - with real British blokes and beefed up fit fuckers - putting all other competition to shame. No skinny runts dressed up, just real proper nut heads going at... it and hard! Training's over for this lot for the day and this kit cannot wait to get in for an early bath. Featuring an eleven man team orgy where the ref gets more than foul play up his arse. So scrum on down lads, this is the real rugby deal!

What do you call a bunch of girls tackling, mauling, running and kicking on a 100 yard pitch, fighting for a ball? You call that playing rugby – a sport that gifts you more broken bones and torn ligaments than any other. From Kashmir to Kerala, Manipur to Mumbai, state teams are battling it out to win the Women’s Rugby Nationals each year. How did an elitist sport end up making inroads into small towns so quickly?

30 years after their first international match, 'Rugbaí na mBan - Ag Briseadh Tríd' ('Women's Rugby - Breaking Through') tells the remarkable story of the journey of the Ireland Women's Rugby, fighting for opportunity, success, recognition, and to inspire the next generation to take up the game and compete.

A look at the current status of gender, ethnicity and sexual equality within women's rugby union.

The tough world of amateur Rugby - mud, sweat, blood and guts - where the homoeroticism simmers just beneath the surface of the game. This is the story of one team whose horseplay got way out of hand..... Hard men in a hard game.

For more than 100 years rugby union was for men only - until women, like those from the South Wales village of Magor, started their own teams.

Olivia and Aude have played rugby sevens together for a few years. After the new girl's first game, Oli only has eyes for her.