The Perfect Game

Based on a true story, a group of boys from Monterrey, Mexico who become the first non-U.S. team to win the Little League World Series.

Common Sense Media reviews The Perfect Game for kids and families.

The Perfect Game is a shockingly amoral tale of delinquency, rape, and murder that was to Japan, what In Cold Blood was to American cinema.

Interview with Moises Arias, who plays Mario in The Perfect Game. 1. On working in television and film. 2. On the film. 3. On playing an underdog. 4. On his co-stars. 5. On his character. 6. On the director. 7. On what audiences will take away from the film.

Interview with Clifton Collins, Jr., who plays Cesar in The Perfect Game. 1. On the film. 2. On Cheech Marin. 3. On Emilie De Ravin. 4. On Patricia Monterola. 5. On the director. 6. On playing a living person.

The Perfect Game -- The Perfect Game: Jansen Panettiere clip

Interview with Jake T. Austin, who plays Angel in The Perfect Game. 1. On his career. 2. On the film. 3. On the different locations. 4. On the training. 5. On messing around on set. 6. On working with director William Dear. 7. On working with Clifton Collins, Jr.

The Perfect Game -- The Perfect Game: Ryan Ochoa clip

The Perfect Game is the true story of a team of impoverished boys from Monterrey, Mexico, circa 1957, who become the first non-U.S. team to win the Little League World Series.

Interview with Jansen Panettiere, who plays Enrique in The Perfect Game. 1. On his career. 2. On his character. 3. On the film. 4. On his co-stars. 5. On rooting for the underdog. 6. On what audiences will take from this film.

The Perfect Game -- Interview: Emilie De Ravin 'On her character'

Here is a 7 minute preview for The perfect Game, a film based on a true story of a shoeless, poor group of kids from Monterrey, Mexico shocked the world by winning 13 games in a row and the Little League World Series in 1957 in the only perfect game ever pitched in the Championship. They were also the first non-U.S. team to win the Little League World Series.