'Barça dreams', the film of the Barça for 9 October

The film directed by Jordi Llompart, 'Barça Dreams, will première in all the cinemas the next 9 October. It will explain the 116 years of history of the FC Barcelona and will put special emphasis in the stars blaugranas that have gone through the house

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The next 9 October all the fans of the FC Barcelona have an appointment in his nearer cinemas to see the film of the group blaugrana titled 'Barça Dreams'. As it collects the 'MD', different players of the current staff like Andrés Iniesta, Leo Messi or Gerard Hammered, joined to exjugadores and exentrenadores, authentic Barcelona myths, as Johan Cruyff, Xavi Hernández or Pau Gasol have participated actively in her.

The attendant to direct it has been the Catalan Jordi Llompart. The film has carried more than two years of hard work but already is finishing and prepared to be seen by the fans of the best team of the world. They will be able to enjoy of interviews, images of historical and current trainings and of the most important moments in the history blaugrana.

Also it is centred in the big stars that have happened and still follows inside the club as they can be Kubala, Cruyff, Ronaldinho or Leo Messi. For the realisation of the film-documentary, have collaborated also important personalities like the historian Carles Santacada and the exjugador of the section of basketball Pau Gasol.

"The FC Barcelona deserved a documentary film like this, that explained to the world the singularity of his historical path and of his revolutionary contribution to the show of the modern football", explained the producers. "A lot of admirers of the Barça, especially of out of Spain, will carry a grata surprise when discovering diverse anecdotes and historical facts that reveal until point the Barça is much more that a sportive club", had to well say his director Llompart.