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Christian Fdez.

Horrible DVD - No es un documental

Revisado en España el 3 de abril de 2015

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Me parece un timo este DVD.. Es un partido del Real Madrid con una camara enfocando a Zidane, toque o no toque balón, a los 10 minutos lo quité. No es un documental sino simplemente un partido grabado y metido en un DVD con el contrapunto que tampoco ves el partido, no hay narradores ni esta grabado como cuando lo ves por la tele. Solo es una camara enfocando al jugador.

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William Behoteguy

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Revisado en Canadá el 19 de mayo de 2016

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Revisado en Canadá el 27 de mayo de 2014

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B. F. Walker

A near-escape from the field of "American football".

Revisado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de febrero de 2019

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Perhaps one should be glad that at least, if this store's supply is any indication, the distributors of this film aren't concerning themselves how to market "Zidane" for American home video. Between the other customer reviews here, and the various advertising blurbs here and there, I was so curious as to spring for the Region 2 edition even without a very reliable machine to play it on. But it's understandable that the fans of this whole sport (which I'm not), and this team, and this one player, would feel nonplussed about what they see. It's a decidedly different experience from watching any part of a match any other way. Presumably if you go to the match in person, you want to get your money's worth: you want your team to win, and/or to commiserate with your mates, to jump up and make a lot of noise, to find some excuse to go out in the street and riot afterwards. And/or you save some of your money, you watch whatever kind of football is playing on the TV at a pub, you go for the distraction, the cutaways to commercial, to the scoreboard, to the commentators; and you want at least somebody to look like they're winning, to have something to point out to your mate next to you. All well and good, though in my experience it all becomes a blur, before long, a distraction from the real distraction, a distraction for distraction's sake.
When I started looking into the supplements and interviews (when I could get them to play, though this isn't the disc's fault), it seemed at times that the filmmakers were ambivalent of the hype that would surround this "documentary", or "portrait", of this one player. The rather long story of how they ultimately got around to shooting the film was interesting enough, particularly how they tried to demonstrate to all their cameramen what this film-portrait should be like. At least once they seemed to prefer the idea that the film would be shown as a museum piece in galleries rather than a movie, such as it is here.
Then again, for the sort of American-DVD-buyer who posts this sort of review seemingly intent that the Criteron people will look anywhere for recommendations on what to add to their product line, "Zidane" seems as good a candidate as any. It does have the resounding ring of novelty about it, the (perhaps inadvertent) defiance of ready classification, that their commentators thrive on. Without being close to knowledgeable or rabid fans of the sport, one is a blank slate of sorts for whatever small or broad details come out of the experience, putting aside the concern of who's about to win, whether - in this instance - that's what it's "all about". I think it gives you some appreciation of the story surrounding the story, what might be going on inside the fraction of one moment, a cross-section from a time capsule, especially as demonstrated in the half-time montage (which does in fact disrupt the illusion of being fixed on Zidane's face, hands or feet for more than an hour straight). In that respect it has at least a bit in common with some other films that aimed for a "21st century" feel, using several cameras of several kinds on the same event, like Figgis' "TiMECODE" or the Beastie Boys concert film which came out the same year as this one.
Pretty hard core. If any other tagline or subtitle were wanted for distribution in North America (I don't know if we can get it via streaming services), one might try "Zidane: An Authorised Bootleg"

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Brett_Bloom

This film, just like Zidane, is a work of art.

Revisado en Reino Unido el 6 de agosto de 2013

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This is one of the most unusual films that you'll ever see about sport. In this case, the subject is Zinedine Zidane, one of the greatest footballers of all time. What is truly unique is the filmmakers' decision to do the following: during a match between Real Madrid and Villareal, seventeen movie cameras are made to capture every single movement of Zidane.

What is the result? A documentary about a sportsman that is innovative, educational, and also a work of art. If you are under 18 year of age with a dream of wanting to play football at the highest level, then this is the DVD you must watch and study. Zidane's elegant movements, his effortless touches, and the way he stays completely focused are an act of poetry in motion. You may rate other footballers above Zidane. However, for pure artistry of a man possessed by his own genius, this is the film that will be admired in fifty or hundred years' time.

The other element of this film's success goes to the Scottish band Mogwai. Recently, their music enchanted the French drama series 'The Returned.' In 2006, their haunting score matches the hypnotic visual presence of Zidane on the pitch.

As DVD extras, there is a 'Making Of Documentary' as well as interviews with the film directors Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno.

I need to add one note of caution: if you are after a conventional documentary about Zidane, then this movie is not for you. By 'conventional', I mean the inclusion of lots of great footage of Zidane's best and worst moments with plenty of talking heads from former colleagues and pundits. This is NOT one of those documentaries. The truly unique point about this film is that it is all about ONE match and ONE player. The cameras are simply not interested in anyone else on that pitch. This film is all about stalking a footballing genius in a positive and artful way.

If you are a sophisticated football fanatic, then 'Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait' has to be in your DVD collection. If you have secret dreams of wanting to achieve greatness as a footballer, this is a film you must watch and re-watch. If you are a parent or guardian with a child who loves football, then this film will be an invaluable gift that should inspire a new generation. And if you love unique works of visual art, then you don't even have to like football to love this magnificent DVD.

It would be great if the producers of this film could do a sequel with Lionel Messi, Christiano Ronaldo, or your own favourite footballer. Or, they could go in to a different sport such as tennis and put 17 movie cameras on Roger Federer as he plays in the next US Open. Let's immortalise Federer's greatness in a unique way before he retires. We are all lucky that Gordon & Parreno archived Zidane's brilliance for many new generations of fans who didn't get the chance to watch him play.

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Profile of a genius

Revisado en Reino Unido el 26 de febrero de 2007

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I think like any piece of art, this will evoke emotions of a very broad range. If you're looking for a game of football and Zidane starring as the main man, don't even consider buying this. If however, you're looking for an insight into who Zidane is, his nuances and idiosyncrasies, look no further. From his occasional shouts of encouragement, to his dismissive contempt for the referee who gets a decision wrong, to the way he drags his studs in the turf as he walks rather disconsolately, the man exudes intensity and just when you think he's dour and uncharismatic, an exchange between him and Roberto Carlos provokes a huge smile for a minute that makes you think "What does make the guy tick?" As a profile of a footballer, it's very subtle in the most un-subtle of atmospheres. You feel as if you're actually with him on the pitch, as he talks under his breath, you hear his breathing and the grass beneath his feet as he walks around. Douglas Gordon has done a fantastic job and this from the man who gave us 24-hour Psycho!

Have a spare 90 minutes to yourself for some quiet reflection? Watch and immerse yourself in Zidane's world.

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