The History of the World Cups: Mexico '86

The History of the World Cups: Mexico '86

Movie 2000-01-01 1h 17m Documentary

For the second time, Mexico hosted the World Cup. The event had one standout star: Diego Armando Maradona, who, with passion and skill, led his team to the championship. In addition to the unforgettable moments provided by “Pelusa,” this program features an extensive recap of the historic France vs. Brazil and Argentina vs. England matches, as well as the memorable performances by Mexico, Germany, Belgium, Spain, and Denmark. A priceless keepsake capturing all the moments that thrilled Mexico and the world.

Status
Released
Released
2000-01-01
Runtime
1h 17m
Studio
Alter Films
Country
Mexico
Language
Spanish
Links
Letterboxd
Director
JR
Cast
Diego Maradona Diego Maradona Self (archive footage) Gary Lineker Gary Lineker Self (archive footage) Emilio Butragueño Emilio Butragueño Self (archive footage) Michael Laudrup Michael Laudrup Self (archive footage) Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Self (archive footage) Michel Platini Michel Platini Self (archive footage) Zico Zico Self (archive footage) Alain Giresse Alain Giresse Self (archive footage) Jorge Burruchaga Jorge Burruchaga Self (archive footage) Rudi Völler Rudi Völler Self (archive footage) Hugo Sánchez Hugo Sánchez Self (archive footage) Sócrates Sócrates Self (archive footage)
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