Yng nghanol Bae Teigr ar ôl y rhyfel, 1946, ffurfiodd grŵp beiddgar ac amrywiol o ddynion ifanc Glwb Athletau Rhyngwladol Caerdydd, tîm rygbi gwahanol i unrhyw un arall. Wedi'i ffurfio yn un o gymunedau mwyaf amlddiwylliannol Prydain, mae'r clwb yn torri rhwystrau hiliol a chymdeithasol mewn camp sydd wedi'i dominyddu ers tro gan draddodiad ac unigrywiaeth.
Wedi'i yrru gan dalent bur a brawdgarwch diysgog, mae'r tîm yn ymosod ar gystadlaethau lleol, gan ennill sawl cwpan a chipio calonnau eu cymuned. Ond oddi ar y cae, maent yn wynebu math gwahanol o wrthwynebydd: gwrthwynebiad systemig Undeb Rygbi Cymru. Wrth iddynt ymgyrchu am statws swyddogol Undeb Rygbi Cymru, mae eu taith yn dod yn un o wydnwch, cyfiawnder a balchder.
Wedi'i yrru gan dalent bur a brawdgarwch diysgog, mae'r tîm yn ymosod ar gystadlaethau lleol, gan ennill sawl cwpan a chipio calonnau eu cymuned. Ond oddi ar y cae, maent yn wynebu math gwahanol o wrthwynebydd: gwrthwynebiad systemig Undeb Rygbi Cymru. Wrth iddynt ymgyrchu am statws swyddogol Undeb Rygbi Cymru, mae eu taith yn dod yn un o wydnwch, cyfiawnder a balchder.
In the heart of post-war Tiger Bay, 1946, a bold and diverse group of young men formed the Cardiff Internationals Athletic Club RFC, a rugby team unlike any other. Forged in one of Britain’s most multicultural communities, the club breaks racial and social barriers in a sport long dominated by tradition and exclusivity.
Driven by sheer talent and an unshakable brotherhood, the team storms local competitions, winning multiple cups and capturing the hearts of their community. But off the pitch, they face a different kind of opponent: the systemic resistance of the Welsh Rugby Union. As they campaign for official WRU status, their journey becomes one of resilience, justice, and pride.
Driven by sheer talent and an unshakable brotherhood, the team storms local competitions, winning multiple cups and capturing the hearts of their community. But off the pitch, they face a different kind of opponent: the systemic resistance of the Welsh Rugby Union. As they campaign for official WRU status, their journey becomes one of resilience, justice, and pride.
