

Lionel Messi's rise from a young football enthusiast in Rosario to a global icon at FC Barcelona is explored through insights from legends like Andrés Iniesta and Johan Cruyff.
“This is no ordinary biopic. This is no ordinary man.”
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Lionel Messi's rise from a young football enthusiast in Rosario to a global icon at FC Barcelona is explored through insights from legends like Andrés Iniesta and Johan Cruyff.
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Lionel Messi's childhood in Rosario sets the backdrop for this documentary. Prominent figures from football, including Andrés Iniesta and César Luis Menotti, gather to discuss Messi's life and career. Significant moments from his early passion for the sport to his move to FC Barcelona are featured. The film includes insights from football legends like Johan Cruyff and Ronaldinho. Directed by Álex de la Iglesia, it connects Messi's personal and professional milestones without including his own voice.
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Why Watch
- See Jorge Valdano discuss Messi's impact on football.
- Find out why Messi never appears in the film.
- Meet Barcelona legend Johan Cruyff's views on Messi.
Did You Know
- The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2014.
- The film features commentary from Johan Cruyff and César Luis Menotti.
- Messi himself does not appear in the film at all.
- The film was influenced by Citizen Kane and Broadway Danny Rose.
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Who directed the 2014 documentary Messi?
The documentary Messi was directed by Álex de la Iglesia.
What is the duration of the documentary Messi?
The duration of the documentary Messi is 93 minutes.
Which football club did Lionel Messi play for at the time of the film's release?
At the time of the film's release, Lionel Messi played for FC Barcelona.
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