With the 2022 Qatar World Cup upon us, football is on the rise around the world. The most important national team competition in the world is starting to enter the daily life of Brazilians, who dream of the sixth in 2022.
Come to think of it, the separate a list of five productions, between films and series, documentaries and others, for everyone to get in the mood for the 2022 World Cup.
All the productions listed below are present in Brazil through the main streams and can be watched on demand.
Brazil 2002 – Behind the scenes at the Penta
There’s nothing like getting into the rhythm of the 2022 World Cup with a behind-the-scenes look at the 2002 Brazil national team, who won their fifth world championship in Japan and Korea.
Diego Maradona
Another way to get in the mood for the 2022 World Cup is to remember the idols of the past. One of the World Cup greats is Argentina’s Diego Maradona, and HBO Max has a documentary special by award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia about this world soccer icon.
Ted Lasso
It’s not just documentaries that set the mood for the World Cup. One of the series of the moment is the comedy “Ted Lasso”, which accompanies an American football coach who throws the oval ball to coach a football team.
this is football
Returning to documentaries, Prime Video has content that seeks to define football, bringing the various facets of the most watched sport in the world.
troubled football
Finally, football is for the whole family and Netflix recently released the film “Futebol em Apuros”, a funny animation in which fans try to stop a mad scientist from stealing the talent of football stars forever.
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