many times have we seen something that looks interesting and been dissapointed because it is "unautorised"?. The way this works is they go from past to present fairly frequently, this works excellently because you never get a chance to become bored. We learn some really interesting things too. A personal favourite is when Ronaldinho reveals that Motta took him under his wing when he first arrived at the club. Ronaldinho tells how his Spanish was terrible and that Thiago Motta acted as his personal translator in the dressing room. The real insight like this makes this a truly unique documentary. There is a lot of footage on this, which is at times over-whelming. To get hold of so much incredible footage feels like christmaa. Anything you can think of is included. Black and White footage of the club, footage of the Nou Camp being built, footage from the Barcelona streets on game night and of course a fantastic amount of trickery and goals from the likes of Ronaldo, Eto'o, Maradona, Cruyff and of course Ronaldinho. Hell ,there is even footage of a young(ger) Messi in training. Which is just great to see. My only problem with this documentary is that I felt it could have gone deeper into the Catalan history, showing why the club is so important. They do explain this but I just thought it could have been done in more detail. The filmmakers obviously decided this was a football DVD and to focus on that. However with