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Pelé

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Looks back at the extraordinary 12-year period in which Pelé, the only man to win three World Cup titles, went from young superstar in 1958 to national hero in 1970; a radical yet turbulent era in Brazil’s history.

Tahun

2021

Durasi

1h 48m

IMDb

7.0

Tonton Sekarang

Poster Feed

Pemeran

Pelé

Self

Muhammad Ali

Self

A

Amarildo

Self

Pemeran

Pelé

Self

Muhammad Ali

Self

A

Amarildo

Self

JA

Jorge Arantes

Self

FH

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

Self

RC

Rosemeri Cholbi

Self

BD

Benedita da Silva

Self

MP

Mengálvio Pedro Figueiró

Self

Gilberto Gil

Self

Robert F. Kennedy

Self

ML

Maria Lucia

Self

JM

José Macia

Self

EG

Emílio Garrastazu Médici

Self

RM

Roberto Muylaert

Self

DN

Dondinho Nascimento

Self

AD

Antônio Delfim Neto

Self

RR

Roberto Rivellino

Self

JT

José Trajano

Self

Trailer

Mungkin Anda Juga Suka

Komentar

10 Komentar

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THE DANCE HOUSEApr 28, 2023

This is a brilliant movie and brilliant documentary. Loved every single of it . Pele is the king of football all the time and one of the best player ever in the history and in the world forever. There will never be a player like him and a legend like him and for his achievement. GOAT .

People SmileApr 28, 2023

What is this documentary about??? Terrible editing we get totally lost so many times watching this

Parwaz Hussein برواس حسينApr 28, 2023

Good movie but not of the magnitude of what pelé meant for football or to the Brazilian people. Pelé was our idol, he made us love the game, turning us into the country of football. He brought the "jogo bonito"(which I think the documentary did wrong on not giving it the deserved importance) the style the brazilian national team played in the sixties that charmed the world and influences our style of play untill today. The choice to bring the dictatorship period in brazil was very good to bring the context of what the people here were going through. Although it could've come out more connected with the storyline and to how Brazilians saw pelé as a hero who could bring joy during those rough times and how he could even unite the people for celebration of football.

مدو القنينApr 28, 2023

They left out a lot of things in the life of the Brazilian star. Maradona was bigger than Pelé. Not to mention Messi.

Nuha’s DesignApr 28, 2023

Unfortunately for film-makers Ben Nicholas and David Tryhorn, there are few layers to their subject, Pelé, who despite being the greatest footballer of all time might also be one of the blandest. Unlike Asif Kapadia's vision of Maradona the fallen angel, whose career on the pitch interplayed with tumultuous politics, war, and corruption, Pele does little to provoke his audience (with the exception of a few affairs, and his indifference towards military dictatorships). Pelé is straightforward documentary filmmaking.

Fatoumata DoumbiaApr 28, 2023

Just by checking that Juca Kfouri, Gilberto Gil, Benedita da Silva (!) and Fernando Henrique Cardoso are interviewed on this film, I was sure this was a left-wing propaganda using Pelé as an excuse. After 15 minutes I realized I was right! Poor film, poor script, poor production, zero care with the locations. The only good thing in the movie is the historical footages of the 1958, 1962, 1966 and 1970 World Cup. Pelé Eterno is a better and deeper documentary!