VM-krönika 2010

VM-krönika 2010 (2010)

Documentary

The best from the 2010 party in the South Africa of the vuvuzela. Maradona, Lagerbäck, Svennis, Tchabalala, Sneijder and the octopus Paul are some of those who appear when Ola Bränholm and Pelle Wittheden look back. The obvious protagonist of the World Cup chronicle is the little handy man who decided the World Cup final, Andrés Iniesta. In a candid interview with Johanna Frändén, Iniesta talks about the t-shirt tribute to his dead friend Dani Jarque, about the tough start with a loss against Switzerland and of course about the fantastic feeling of having decided the world's biggest sports party.

Directors: Ola Bränholm, Pelle Wittheden.

Casts

	Ola Bränholm as Self
	Pelle Wittheden as Self
	Andrés Iniesta as Self
	Diego Forlan as Self (archive footage)
	Wesley Sneijder as Self (archive footage)
	David Villa as Self (archive footage)
	Thomas Müller as Self (archive footage)
	Luis Suárez as Self (archive footage)
	Iker Casillas as Self (archive footage)
	Arjen Robben as Self (archive footage)
	Xavi as Self (archive footage)
	Asamoah Gyan as Self (archive footage)
	Lars Lagerbäck as Self
	Sven-Göran Eriksson as Self
	Lasse Granqvist as Self
	Glenn Strömberg as Self
	Lionel Messi as Self (archive footage)
	Miroslav Klose as Self (archive footage)
	Philipp Lahm as Self (archive footage)
	Carles Puyol as Self (archive footage)
	Bastian Schweinsteiger as Self (archive footage)
	Giovanni van Bronckhorst as Self (archive footage)
	Diego Maradona as Self (archive footage)
	Frank Lampard as Self (archive footage)
	Cristiano Ronaldo as Self (archive footage)
	Nicolas Anelka as Self (archive footage)
	Raymond Domenech as Self (archive footage)
	Mesut Özil as Self (archive footage)
	Fernando Torres as Self (archive footage)
	Roland Andersson as Self (archive footage)
	Maicon as Self (archive footage)
	Sepp Blatter as Self (archive footage)
	Siphiwe Tshabalala as Self (archive footage)
	Didier Drogba as Self (archive footage)
	Vincent Enyeama as Self (archive footage)
	Sani Kaita as Self (archive footage)
	Luis Fabiano as Self (archive footage)
	Gianluigi Buffon as Self (archive footage)
	Sergio Ramos as Self (archive footage)
	Gerard Piqué as Self (archive footage)
	Xabi Alonso as Self (archive footage)
	Franck Ribéry as Self (archive footage)
	Thierry Henry as Self (archive footage)
	Fabio Cannavaro as Self (archive footage)
	Daniele De Rossi as Self (archive footage)
	Marcello Lippi as Self (archive footage)
	Simon Poulsen as Self (archive footage)
	Cacau as Self (archive footage)
	Robert Green as Self (archive footage)
	Jermain Defoe as Self (archive footage)
	Wayne Rooney as Self (archive footage)
	Claudio Bravo as Self (archive footage)
	Jong Tae-se as Self (archive footage)
	Ri Myong-Guk as Self (archive footage)
	Keisuke Honda as Self (archive footage)
	Winston Reid as Self (archive footage)
	Sergio Agüero as Self (archive footage)
	Javier Hernández as Self (archive footage)
	Landon Donovan as Self (archive footage)
	Justo Villar as Self (archive footage)
	Marcelo Bielsa as Self (archive footage)
	Gonzalo Higuaín as Self (archive footage)
	Manuel Neuer as Self (archive footage)
	Lukas Podolski as Self (archive footage)
	Fabio Capello as Self (archive footage)
	Carlos Tévez as Self (archive footage)
	Robinho as Self (archive footage)
	Kaká as Self (archive footage)
	Kevin-Prince Boateng as Self (archive footage)
	Edinson Cavani as Self (archive footage)
	Fernando Muslera as Self (archive footage)
	Mark van Bommel as Self (archive footage)
	Bert van Marwijk as Self (archive footage)
	Robin van Persie as Self (archive footage)
	Prince Carl Philip of Sweden as Self (archive footage)
	Leonardo DiCaprio as Self (archive footage)
	Joachim Löw as Self (archive footage)
	Vicente del Bosque as Self (archive footage)
	Pedro Rodríguez as Self (archive footage)
	Toni Kroos as Self (archive footage)
	Maarten Stekelenburg as Self (archive footage)
	Sami Khedira as Self (archive footage)
	Chris Härenstam as Self
	Giovani Dos Santos as Self (archive footage)

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