A documentary about the soul of Luxembourgish football deserves to be shown where thatsoul actually lives - not in cinemas or conference halls, but in the places where boots getmuddy, beers get poured and stories get told until closing time. The "Buvette's-Tour" was born out of that exact idea: to take our documentary "Déi schéinst' Woch am Joer" on theroad and screen it where football culture breathes - in the clubhouses, bars and buvettes ofthe country.

It all started with the premiere at Gudde Wëllen in late 2024 - a packed room, cold beers and the kind of energy that told us this film needed to travel. And so it did. From February 2025 onwards, we toured Luxembourg's grassroots heartland, screening the documentary in venueslike the Buvette "Schlasspesch" at FC Marisca Miersch, the legendary Festsall in Käerch, theStade Henri Dunant in Beggen, and the buvettes of Rambrouch, Kopstal and Rosport. Some evenings came with a league match beforehand, others with table ronde discussions aboutvolunteering in sport. All of them came with plenty of beer and even more conversation.

But the tour did not stop at the Luxembourg border. We took the film to the Fanräume at the Millerntor in Hamburg, hosted by the St. Pauli supporters of "Scusi", and to Café Bar Moustache in Innsbruck - proving that the stories of amateur football resonate far beyond theGrand Duchy.

Each screening was different, each crowd brought its own atmosphere, but the core remainedthe same: a room full of people, a bar that stayed open long enough, and a film that remindedeveryone why they fell in love with this sport in the first place. No red carpets. No VIP sections. Just football, beer and culture - exactly where it belongs.

> to watch the documentary: click here.


photo credits: Pit Arnold