Tales of the Mouse Hockey League

Goldberg The Goalie – The Might Ducks Movie

Love Story with Ryan O’Neal & Ali MacGraw

Meet Maurice Richard on and off the ice, and follow his spectacular career with the Montreal Canadiens—from the early ’40s, when only a few thousand people turned out for pro hockey games, to the 1950s, when the Montreal Forum was bursting with delirious fans. Clarence Campbell, former president of the NHL, describes him as “the most exciting player I have ever seen in my life.” The Rocket features footage from games and revealing interviews with Richard himself, the first star of the golden age of Hockey

Blades and Brass – This short documentary showcases the best of the 1967 National Hockey League season, set to music in the Tijuana Brass style. Filmed with an eye to grace and style of movement, the film suggests the bullring as much as the Hockey arena

TSN explores the dramatic defections of the Stastny brothers

“By defying the Iron Curtain and defecting to North America, the Stastny brothers changed the face of professional hockey forever,” said Dave Naylor of TSN Radio. “To help people appreciate their story, we take viewers back to the brothers’ home city of Bratislava in an Eastern Bloc country with limited freedoms. The circumstances under which the Stastnys escaped, including the torturous choice to leave family behind, mark an important time in both hockey and political history.”

Filmed on location in Vienna, Austria and the brothers’ hometown of Bratislava, Slovakia, Stastny takes a revealing look at the Stastnys’ choice to leave their home of Czechoslovakia, allowing them to become the first star hockey players to defect from Europe’s communist-controlled Eastern Bloc.

Recalling the dramatic escape of the Stastny brothers from the 1980 European Cup finals through Vienna, Austria, with a valuable assist from former Quebec Nordiques president Marcel Aubut, the feature reveals the struggles of athletes living behind the Iron Curtain, and examines the Stastny brothers’ legacy as a trailblazing inspiration to Eastern European players looking to compete in North America.

Law & Owners Special Islanders Unit – A series of articles about the colorful, and sometimes criminal, ownership history of the New York Islanders

HELLO DESTROYER – Kevan Funk Film Trailer. A young Hockey player deals with the consequences of Hockey violence after he critically injures another player during a game

James Bond For Your Eyes Only – Hockey Fight

Based on the true story of the Detroit Red Wings’ Ted Lindsay, a nine-time NHL All-Star who, along with Doug Harvey of the Montreal Canadiens, headed up a small group of players in a battle to protect the rights of players against monopolistic NHL owners of the 1950s era, including Bruce Norris of the Red Wings, Conn Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs and James D. Norris of the Chicago Black Hawks as well as NHL president, Clarence Campbell. The film focuses on the conflict between Lindsay and Jack Adams, Detroit’s general manager, as well as Lindsay’s struggle to win over the trust and support of the players, including Lindsay’s long-time team mate, the legendary Gordie Howe, amidst coercion and threats from the league and the owners. Lindsay’s efforts would ultimately result in the formation of the NHL Players Association.

Based on the true story of the Detroit Red Wings’ Ted Lindsay, a nine-time NHL All-Star who, along with Doug Harvey of the Montreal Canadiens, headed up a small group of players in a battle to protect the rights of players against monopolistic NHL owners of the 1950s era, including Bruce Norris of the Red Wings, Conn Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs and James D. Norris of the Chicago Black Hawks as well as NHL president, Clarence Campbell. The film focuses on the conflict between Lindsay and Jack Adams, Detroit’s general manager, as well as Lindsay’s struggle to win over the trust and support of the players, including Lindsay’s long-time team mate, the legendary Gordie Howe, amidst coercion and threats from the league and the owners. Lindsay’s efforts would ultimately result in the formation of the NHL Players Association.

Based on the true story of the Detroit Red Wings’ Ted Lindsay, a nine-time NHL All-Star who, along with Doug Harvey of the Montreal Canadiens, headed up a small group of players in a battle to protect the rights of players against monopolistic NHL owners of the 1950s era, including Bruce Norris of the Red Wings, Conn Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs and James D. Norris of the Chicago Black Hawks as well as NHL president, Clarence Campbell. The film focuses on the conflict between Lindsay and Jack Adams, Detroit’s general manager, as well as Lindsay’s struggle to win over the trust and support of the players, including Lindsay’s long-time team mate, the legendary Gordie Howe, amidst coercion and threats from the league and the owners. Lindsay’s efforts would ultimately result in the formation of the NHL Players Association.

Based on the true story of the Detroit Red Wings’ Ted Lindsay, a nine-time NHL All-Star who, along with Doug Harvey of the Montreal Canadiens, headed up a small group of players in a battle to protect the rights of players against monopolistic NHL owners of the 1950s era, including Bruce Norris of the Red Wings, Conn Smythe of the Toronto Maple Leafs and James D. Norris of the Chicago Black Hawks as well as NHL president, Clarence Campbell. The film focuses on the conflict between Lindsay and Jack Adams, Detroit’s general manager, as well as Lindsay’s struggle to win over the trust and support of the players, including Lindsay’s long-time team mate, the legendary Gordie Howe, amidst coercion and threats from the league and the owners. Lindsay’s efforts would ultimately result in the formation of the NHL Players Association.

A Game So Simple / Un jeu si simple by Gilles Groulx – Documentary spectacular hockey, the national sport of Quebecers, and the team of the Montreal Canadiens from 1950-1960. The players are national heroes – Jacques Plante, Bernard Geoffrion, Henri Richard and others. In 1955: the idol Maurice Richard has been punished for hitting a referee. As one man, the people took to the streets, and this is the riot

Billy Duke (Art Hindle) is a young rookie for the Toronto Maple Leafs, whose aggressive play shakes up both the league and local folk rocker Sherrie Lee Nelson

Too Colourful for the League chronicles the efforts of former Hockey player Richard Lord as he lobbies to have Herb Carnegie elected to the hockey hall of fame. Having experienced Hockey’s colour bar first hand, Lord’s mission is to have Carnegie’s contribution to the game recognized, something which he feels, is long overdue. Too Colourful for the League also follows the path of up-and-coming junior Hockey hopeful Seneque Hyacinthe, a Black player who glides across Northern Quebec rinks with one goal – to make the NHL. Hyacinthe’s dreams are realized when the Buffalo Sabres pick him at the 1999 NHL entry draft

Mr Hockey The Gordie Howe Story – Canadian actor Michael Shanks portrayed Howe in the Hallmark movie Mr. Hockey: The Gordie Howe Story. The film first aired April 28, 2013

Clerks is a 1994 American comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, who also appears in the film as Silent Bob. Starring Brian O’Halloran as Dante Hicks and Jeff Anderson as Randal Graves, it presents a day in the lives of two store clerks and their acquaintances. This is a scene from a Roof Top Ball Hockey game

Forgotten Miracle is a feature length documentary celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1960 gold medal U.S. Ice Hockey Team.

Canada Film Board documentary on hockey in Canada. Featuring footage of the Leafs vs. the Rangers from November 1939. Players include: Turk Broda, Syl Apps & Bob Davidson

Mighty Ducks Animated Series – Power Play – The Ducks’ primary off-ice antagonist kidnaps a human hockey goon and amplifies his destructive capabilities

The Simpsons – Go To A Washington Capitols Game

Trailer for the South Park episode Stanley’s Cup off season 10

On September 7, 2011, a plane carrying the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl hockey team crashed during takeoff. Forty-four people lost their lives in the tragedy. Today, new faces make up the team, and Lokomotiv is once again on the ice. But the memory of the former players and staff of Yaroslavl’s hockey team will certainly never be forgotten

ESPN turned 30 in 2009 and to celebrate they launched 30 for 30 a series of sports documentaries that take viewers behind the headlines of some of sports’ greatest stories. The series debuted on ESPN in October 2009 with Kings Ransom an in-depth look at the trade that ended Wayne Gretzky’s time with the Edmonton Oilers, making him an L.A. King. August 9, 1988 is a day that will live on in infamy for every Oilers fan. Kings Ransom portrays in stunning fashion just what that day meant to the Gretzky family, the cities of Edmonton and Los Angeles, and the hockey world as a whole