FC Barcelona y Messi son adorados por millones en todo el mundo. Sin embargo, pocas personas saben que el "Messi" de la década de 1950 era un húngaro con el nombre de Ladislao Kubala. La fama de Kubala fue la razón por la que se construyó el Camp Nou, que aún se mantiene como el mayor estadio de fútbol en Europa. Después de la revolución húngara de 1956, Kubala estuvo acompañado en el Barça por dos estrellas de "Equipo de Oro" de Hungría: Kocsis y Czibor. Estos tres húngaros pronto ganó los corazones de los aficionados en toda Cataluña y en el mundo de habla española. Pero detrás de su éxito cada sufrieron su cuota de desafíos profesionales y tragedia personal. Entrevistas con Luis Suárez, otros ex compañeros de equipo y los hijos de estas leyendas del fútbol, junto con imágenes de partidos inolvidables y metas hasta entonces invisibles, ayudan a contar la historia de Untold Legends del Barça. Mucho más que una historia!
Productor, director y cineasta: Tibor Kocsis
FC Barcelona and Messi are adored by millions around the world. However, few people know that the “Messi” of the 1950s was a Hungarian by the name of László Kubala. Kubala’s fame was the reason that Camp Nou was constructed, that still stands as the largest football stadium in Europe. Following the Hungarian revolution in 1956, Kubala was joined at Barça by two stars of Hungary’s “Golden Team”: Kocsis and Czibor. These three Hungarians soon won the hearts of fans throughout Catalonia and the Spanish-speaking world. But behind their success each suffered their share of professional challenges and personal tragedy. Interviews with Luis Suárez, other former teammates and the sons of these football legends, combined with footage of unforgettable matches and hitherto unseen goals, all help to tell the tale of Barça’s Untold Legends. So much more than a story!
Producer-director-cinematographer: Tibor Kocsis
Productor, director y cineasta: Tibor Kocsis
FC Barcelona and Messi are adored by millions around the world. However, few people know that the “Messi” of the 1950s was a Hungarian by the name of László Kubala. Kubala’s fame was the reason that Camp Nou was constructed, that still stands as the largest football stadium in Europe. Following the Hungarian revolution in 1956, Kubala was joined at Barça by two stars of Hungary’s “Golden Team”: Kocsis and Czibor. These three Hungarians soon won the hearts of fans throughout Catalonia and the Spanish-speaking world. But behind their success each suffered their share of professional challenges and personal tragedy. Interviews with Luis Suárez, other former teammates and the sons of these football legends, combined with footage of unforgettable matches and hitherto unseen goals, all help to tell the tale of Barça’s Untold Legends. So much more than a story!
Producer-director-cinematographer: Tibor Kocsis
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