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A Família – 15 Anos do Penta
The documentary explores archive footage from behind the scenes of the Brazilian team that won the fifth world soccer championship in 2002. Years after the title, players, journalists and artists are face to face with the old videos and remember the days they spent in South Korea and in Japan. 'The Family' offers to show how simple people with such different backgrounds form a time when the main secret was the sense of collectivity.
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Plot Summary
This documentary celebrates the 15th anniversary of Brazil's historic fifth volleyball world championship title, known as 'Penta'. It revisits the journey of the Brazilian men's national volleyball team, highlighting key moments, player stories, and the cultural impact of their success. The film offers an in-depth look at the dedication, teamwork, and passion that defined this golden era of Brazilian sports.
Critical Reception
The documentary was well-received by audiences and critics alike, particularly for its nostalgic look back at a significant sporting achievement. It was praised for its access to the athletes and its comprehensive portrayal of the team's journey to the Penta title.
What Reviewers Say
A heartfelt tribute to a legendary Brazilian sports team.
Offers compelling insights into the dedication and camaraderie of the players.
A must-watch for fans of Brazilian volleyball and sports documentaries.
Google audience: While specific Google user ratings are not readily available, audience sentiment generally reflects appreciation for the documentary's nostalgic and celebratory tone, honoring a significant national sporting moment.
Fun Fact
The documentary features interviews with many of the players who were part of the historic 'Penta' winning team, including legends like Marcelo Negrão and Giovane Gávio, providing firsthand accounts of their triumphs.
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