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The Master: Benjamin Galindo's Film
Explore the life of one of Mexico's most iconic football legends. From his modest origins in Guadalajara to his rise as a football icon, this film provides an intimate look at Benjamín Galindo's remarkable journey. It highlights his triumphs and struggles, his leadership and mentorship on and off the field, and culminates with the profound challenge of his recovery from a stroke.
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Explore the life of one of Mexico's most iconic football legends. From his modest origins in Guadalajara to his rise as a football icon, this film provides an intimate look at Benjamín Galindo's remarkable journey. It highlights his triumphs and struggles, his leadership and mentorship on and off the field, and culminates with the profound challenge of his recovery from a stroke.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gonzalo Lamela
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Runtime:61 minutes
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