Goal!

Year: 1966

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: English

Directors: Ross Devenish, Abidin Dino

Documentary

The documentary captures the 1966 World Cup, following the 15 nations vying for soccer’s most coveted trophy. Nigel Patrick provides narration, while Brian Glanville offers commentary. Produced on a $336,000 budget, it employed 117 cameras to record almost 48 hours of footage, which four editors shaped into the final 108‑minute feature.

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