Director: Tyree Dillihay
Cast: Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union, Stephen Curry, Aaron Pierre, Nicola Coughlan
GOAT is a 2026 American animated action-comedy film directed by Tyree Dillihay, featuring an all-star voice cast including Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union, Stephen Curry, and Aaron Pierre. The film follows a scrappy underdog goat navigating the high-stakes world of roarball, a wild fictional sport where animal athletes push the limits of speed, strength, and strategy.
What is GOAT about?
When a small but fiercely ambitious goat earns a spot on one of roarball's most competitive squads, nobody expects him to last. Roarball is no ordinary game — courts shift mid-play, hazards appear without warning, and only the most adaptable athletes survive each round. Surrounded by a quirky, diverse roster of animal competitors, the young goat must overcome doubt from rivals and coaches alike. The story tracks his path from overlooked newcomer to someone who just might change what it means to belong at the top level of the sport. Equal parts heart and chaos, the film keeps the energy high without losing sight of the team dynamics at its center.
Cast & crew
Director Tyree Dillihay shapes an ensemble built for comedy and action in equal measure. Caleb McLaughlin and Aaron Pierre bring grounded energy to the voice cast, while Gabrielle Union and Jenifer Lewis add sharp wit. Stephen Curry's self-aware cameo lends the sports world some authentic credibility. David Harbour, Nick Kroll, and Nicola Coughlan round out a cast clearly enjoying the material.
Context & significance
For Persian-speaking and diaspora viewers, GOAT lands in a sweet spot — a fast-paced, family-friendly animated film with genuine sports-comedy credentials and a voice cast audiences already recognize from live-action hits. The underdog story translates universally: proving yourself in a world that underestimates you is a theme that resonates across cultures. Notably, GOAT is available with a full Persian dub, making it an ideal watch for families with younger children or anyone who prefers hearing the story in Farsi rather than reading subtitles. The humor is broad and sharp enough to work for adults alongside kids.
Where & how to watch
GOAT is available on K-Time with both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles — choose whichever works best for your household. Stream it on the web, on your TV, or on your phone, with no VPN required and no geo-blocking. Subscribe and cancel anytime.