In this still, Daniel Radcliffe is seen in character as Harry Potter during a game of quidditch, the golden snitch is also visible
Los Angeles:
Quidditch, a game that JK Rowling introduced in her Harry Potter novels, is the basis of a documentary which will explore the real-life competition.
Titled Mudbloods, the film documents the Fifth Annual Quidditch World Cup in New York City and specifically the fight from the underdog team from UCLA to claim the ultimate golden snitch, reported the Entertainment Weekly.
The film was directed by former UCLA film student Farzad Sangari and will be distributed by BOND/360.
"Mudbloods gives audiences a glimpse into a growing collegiate sport that was inspired by the pre-eminent cultural touchstone of our generation Harry Potter," said Amanda Lebow, Director of Film Strategy for BOND/360 in a statement.
Titled Mudbloods, the film documents the Fifth Annual Quidditch World Cup in New York City and specifically the fight from the underdog team from UCLA to claim the ultimate golden snitch, reported the Entertainment Weekly.
The film was directed by former UCLA film student Farzad Sangari and will be distributed by BOND/360.
"Mudbloods gives audiences a glimpse into a growing collegiate sport that was inspired by the pre-eminent cultural touchstone of our generation Harry Potter," said Amanda Lebow, Director of Film Strategy for BOND/360 in a statement.
