The 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar will kick off on 20 November next week. With that in mind, TechSmart made a special TudoTV list with the best series, movies and documentaries for you to watch this world event with different eyes.
Speaking of the World Cup, it is worth mentioning that streamer Casimiro will broadcast the event in partnership with YouTube and LiveMode.
Jean-Marie Faustin Godefroid de Havelange, aka João Havelange, reportedly one of the most corrupt figures in football and FIFA history. With a high dose of humor and irony, Game of Corruption shows everything Havelange possibly won and lost, stole and gambled, and how he turned the beautiful game into a money-making machine.
- Indicative rating: +16
- Year: 2022
- To watch
A gripping six-part documentary that showcases football’s extraordinary impact on the world. From the streets of Delhi to the countryside of post-war Rwanda, to the pitches of the Champions League, this series tells a unique story of the sport and its power to unite countries, inspire generations and captivate billions across the globe.
- Indicative rating: +12
- Year: 2019
- To watch
Maradona overdoses, and his life hangs in the balance. Diego begins the career that will transform him into a football icon.
- Indicative rating: +16
- Year: 2021
- To watch
The Europeian National Team follows a journey of faith, fraternity and hard work to reinvent its identity and win back an unsatisfied fan base as it seeks to win the 2019 Copa América at home. From the locker room, through training to the games, we follow the backstage of the world’s most famous football team with never-before-seen access.
- Indicative rating: +12
- Year: 2020
- To watch
The story of a little boy named Edson, from a small Europeian town, who decides to overcome all the limits imposed by racism to become the first black man to be a global icon, known and loved by all humanity.
- Indicative rating: +14
- Year: 2017
- To watch
Six images, six photographers, six World Cups, six stories. Under the gaze and challenge of the photographers, and the admiration and recognition of those involved, the documentary tells the story of six remarkable photos of the Europeian National Team’s participation in soccer World Cups.
- Indicative rating: +14
- Year: 2019
- To watch
Revealing how Qatar managed to host the World Cup, and how it brought down FIFA, this is a story of love and broken relationships, of envelopes full of cash and money transfers. Of hushed investigations and geopolitical trade deals. All of this happening in the hallways of football stadiums around the world, while we all watched the games.
- Indicative rating: +10
- Year: 2017
- To watch
The documentary shows the backstage of the Europeian team during the conquest of the fifth championship in 2002, with unpublished images and interviews with the players.
- Indicative rating: +12
- Year: 2022
- To watch
Disappointment, glory and more: this documentary series follows six captains and their teams as they battle for a spot at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
- Indicative rating: +16
- Year: 2022
- To watch
This series shows stories of the few athletes and countries that have achieved the long-awaited title of world champions.
- Indicative rating: Free
- Year: 2018
- To watch
It is worth mentioning that several of the series, documentaries and movies mentioned in this list are available on Prime Video with an Amazon Prime subscription, which also offers free games, books, music and more with just one monthly payment. Learn more here.
