No, they don't fly and there isn't actually a snitch, but countless kids around the world do play a version of JK Rowling's invented sport quidditch, with some rule changes to allow muggles to take part. That isn't to say that they don't hold onto broomsticks anyway. READ MORE: 9 Kickstarter Success Stories Being Released in 2014 The upcoming documentary "Mudbloods" by Farzad Sangari explores how quidditch went from high above Hogwarts to practice fields at colleges everywhere.
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Brandon Latham, IndieWire
Wed, 07/30/2014 - 1:51pm
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