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Sweden, Italy, Denmark · 2021
1h 56m
Director Ronnie Sandahl
Starring Erik Enge, Frida Gustavsson, Johannes Bah Kuhnke, Maurizio Lombardi
Genre Drama
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At the age of 16, football superstar Martin Bengtsson is brought into the big leagues as a player for Inter Milan. As he navigates his new and different life, he must decide where his priorities lie and what he is willing to do in order to succeed.
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It’s a compelling tale, well cast and directed with vivid intensity by Ronnie Sandahl. Still, the somewhat frustratingly limited insight we get into our hero’s addled head may affect export prospects for a film that is more about psychology than athletics.
The Hollywood Reporter by Jordan Mintzer
What makes his story particularly compelling is that most of it is true.
The Guardian by Peter Bradshaw
This is a laborious movie whose final intertitles rather superciliously assure us that Inter Milan has made greater advances than other European clubs on protecting its young players’ mental health. That claim is as cloudy as everything else.
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