Documentaries about football and the people who make sport matter. Ballon d'Or winners, club legends, fans, faith and hooligans.
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A failed Hollywood deal pushes a self-obsessed criminal lawyer and an indie documentary filmmaker to turn their real-life story into a self-produced hybrid series, part reality, part reenactment, taking on the system that tried to make millions on their back and silence them.
Harley is a flamboyant New Jersey lawyer obsessed with documenting his life. Jean-Cosme is the filmmaker who turned that life into Harley, which premiered at Tribeca in 2020. Two Hollywood agents sold their story to a major network for a scripted series with a famous actor attached, and pushed both of them aside.
Instead of selling out, they made their own reality show: a wild, funny and deeply human look at justice, self-worth, friendship, mental health and the Hollywood machine. With MMA legend Renzo Gracie, and a bare-knuckle fight in Brazil.
María Rodríguez, known internationally as La Mala Rodríguez, is a Latin Grammy-winning pioneer and one of the most influential voices in Spanish-language hip hop. In this choral documentary, her story intertwines with that of four young women who are also named María and who, like her, were labelled “mala”, bad, by society: a graffiti artist, a rapper, a young migrant and a struggling screenwriter.
Together, their stories explore the price a woman has to pay to become herself.
New seasons and new editions of formats that have already travelled. We are looking for broadcasters, platforms and co-producers to come on board.
The heroes of Latin American football in their own neighbourhoods, told through their personal values rather than their stats. After seasons with Valderrama, Palermo and Recoba, the fourth focuses on Mexican and Brazilian figures.
The animated series that aired in France, Belgium, Andorra, Argentina, Uruguay and Mexico, and was co-produced with Al Jazeera in 2021, gets a Spanish edition: narration by Carlos Martínez, Miguel Ángel Román and Àxel Torres, and new Spanish stories.
Athletes caught in social, political, racial and gender tensions, with the Olympic Games as the stage. Fourteen episodes already produced, plus new Spanish stories for a co-production.
The women who made the FIFA Women's World Cup a global phenomenon, and what it cost them: prejudice, exile, exhaustion. Each episode has its own animation style, built around its protagonist.
Minuto 90 Films is an independent company based in Barcelona and Lima. We distribute football and sports documentaries worldwide, work on co-productions and pre-sales with independent producers, and have run the Minuto 90 Football Film Festival since 2015.