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Following the success (in certain quarters) of Douglas Gordon and Philippe
Parreno’s ‘Zidane’, prepare for another documentary profile of a footie icon,
albeit in a more conventional mode. According to Serbian director Emir Kusturica
(who has also just finished ‘Promise Me This’, a feature about a young man
carrying out his grandfather’s dying wish), his profile will show ‘the three
Maradonas I’ve discovered during shooting: the football teacher, the politically
incorrect citizen… and the family man’. Manu Chao provides the music.
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