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This film explores the connections between football and politics, focusing on the role of Qatar as a major investor and host of the 2022 World Cup. It shows how Qatar uses football as a tool of soft power to improve its image and influence, while facing criticism for human rights violations and corruption. It also tells the story of a Bayern Munich fan who was banned from the club for protesting against its partnership with Qatar Airways, and how he challenged the ban in court. The film raises questions about the future of football and its fan culture in the face of increasing commercialization and foreign ownership.
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1. The text is a transcript of a film about football and politics, focusing on the role of Qatar as an investor and a host of major events.
2. Qatar has been accused of human rights violations, corruption, and using sport as a tool of soft power and image improvement.
3. Qatar owns the French club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and has signed world-class players like Neymar and Messi.
4. Qatar will host the 2022 World Cup, which has sparked criticism from some football fans and activists.
5. Bayern Munich, a German club, has a partnership with Qatar Airways and holds its winter training camp in Qatar, which has also provoked protests from some of its fans.
6. One Bayern fan, Manuel Schmitt, was banned from all Bayern games and grounds for holding a banner against Monday games, which he challenged in court but lost.
7. Schmitt also applied for a change in the club's statutes to adhere to UN human rights regulations in their business relationships, which was approved at the annual general meeting.