River: El Más Grande Siempre

River: El Más Grande Siempre is a documentary about the successful Argentine soccer team Club Atlético River Plate. The club has a long history not just in Argentina, but in South America. Following them in 2018, the team hopes to win another Copa Libertadores. The top prize in South American club soccer. See the highlights of this historic side from their beginning years to their biggest victories throughout their over 100-year run. Originally planned to be released a year earlier, plans fell apart when they were not successful in winning the tournament. Hear from past and current players as well as from team staff as River Plate fights for another championship in a final against their biggest rivals. 

River: El Más Grande Siempre shows us the success and stories behind a top South American soccer team. We hear from real players throughout their long history of over 100 years. We see the history of success of this professional side who plays in the top division of Argentine soccer. Some of their triumphs even occur outside of their league and nation. An example is in the Copa Libertadores, one of the most coveted trophies in South America. Think of it as the equivalent of Europe's UEFA Champions League. River Plate Plate has won 4 in their history. There are many leagues across the world where certain teams stand out amongst their competitors. River Plate is one that many fans of soccer will think of if Argentine soccer is brought up. It's that kind of effect that River Plate has that proves they are a very successful team. 

River: El Más Grande Siempre is a documentary that needs to be seen by all soccer fans! Fans of River Plate are almost guaranteed to enjoy hearing about their favourite team and reliving the club's best moments. And getting to hear from past and current players is definitely a nice bonus. We see just what it takes to be on their level of competition and it's a great motivator for those who want to pursue their athletic dreams. More than that, we get to see some great soccer footage! Now, it is in Spanish, so prepare for subtitles if you don't understand the language. But don't let that make you avoid this documentary. Give it a chance and add it to your watch list today!