Zinédine Zidane

In 1997, 21-year-old Ronaldo Nazario was football's brightest star. A year later, Brazil's 1998 World Cup final loss to France and severe injuries dimmed his prospects. After extensive recovery, including two knee surgeries, Ronaldo triumphed, winning the 2002 World Cup. A documentary captures his redemption, featuring interviews with family, teammates, doctors, and surgeons. Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos disclose events in room 290 at the Chateau de Grande Romaine hotel before the 1998 final.

This docuseries explores the revolutionary and controversial period of one of the world's biggest football clubs in the early 2000s. It details the strategy of signing multiple global superstar players and the resulting clash of egos, commercial pressure, and pursuit of on-field dominance. The series features interviews with the key figures involved in this ambitious, high-stakes era of sports history.

This documentary charts 20 years of the French national soccer team, "Les Bleus," examining how the team's successes and controversies have mirrored the evolving social and political landscape of France, addressing themes of identity, race, and integration. It covers the period from 1996 to 2016.

A substitute in the French soccer team for the 2006 world cup films himself, explaining how it feels to be a substitute.

This unique, experimental documentary captures the legendary French footballer Zinédine Zidane throughout a single match in April 2005. Using 17 synchronized cameras, the film focuses exclusively on Zidane's movements, expressions, and presence on the pitch, offering an immersive, non-narrative study of a sportsman's artistry, solitude, and intensity.

An officially sanctioned film focusing on the inner workings of the famous Spanish football club. It intertwines five fictionalized, emotionally resonant stories of fans from around the world who are united by their devotion to the team, alongside documentary footage of the celebrated professional players.

This classic documentary provides an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the French national football team's journey to winning the 1998 FIFA World Cup on home soil. It captures the unfiltered emotion, camaraderie, and intense focus of the squad, revealing the personal and collective drama of a team achieving glory. Witness the historical run that united a nation.