Prepare the popcorn and the box of tissues.
Connect to the FIFA site and enjoy again.
The parent company of world soccer has just released
"Era el destinio"
, the official film of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Yes, now you can enjoy the feat of the Scaleneta like in the cinema.
It was what was missing to continue enjoying Lionel Messi
's adventures
in the Middle East.
Written in the Stars, by its name in English, is the official film of the first FIFA World Cup played in the Middle East and has the narration of the Welsh actor Michael Sheen, a great soccer fan and known for his roles in Frost/ Nixon, Midnight in Paris and Masters of Sex, among other productions.
It is, of course, the
2022 version of Heroes
, the unforgettable feature film released by FIFA after the coronation of Diego Maradona in Mexico in 1986.
The film has everything.
It is that during the World Cup, numerous records were broken, from the 172 goals scored to the 5,000 million people who interacted with the tournament.
The numbers stagger.
It is that 3.4 million spectators enjoyed a spectacular and historic World Cup in the stands.
There were 400,000 more people than in Russia 2018. In addition, it was the edition with the most goals in history, surpassing the 171 in 1998 and 2014.
Messi is the protagonist of Era el Destino, the Qatar 2022 film. Photo: Capture.
"The documentary offers viewers never-before-seen images and all the action from the matches, including new camera angles, as well as showing the enormous global appeal of the tournament from the point of view of various fans around the globe," FIFA said in a statement. through a statement.
And he closes: "It is an epic story about the fate of the 32 teams; among them, the Argentina of Lionel Messi, one of the best footballers in history, who achieved a new milestone in his career, by contributing to the Albiceleste will go down in eternity in one of the most memorable matches ever played."
The film, which lasts just over an hour and a half, can be seen for free through the FIFA+ platform.
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