History,Romance,Drama
Russia
The movie Streltsov is based on the true story of Eduard Streltsov, who was a famous Soviet football player in the 1950s. The movie depicts his rise to fame and the challenges he faced both on and off the field. Streltsov was known for his incredible talent as a striker and his ability to score goals from almost anywhere on the pitch. His team, Torpedo Moscow, won several championships, and Streltsov was considered one of the best players in the Soviet Union.
However, Streltsov's career comes crashing down when he is accused of rape. The incident takes place on New Year's Eve, and the victim is a young woman who was a friend of Streltsov's. Although Streltsov claims that their encounter was consensual, he is arrested and charged with rape. The Soviet authorities are quick to judge him guilty, and he is sent to prison for five years.
Streltsov's imprisonment is portrayed as a harsh and brutal experience. He is subjected to physical and emotional abuse by the prison guards and other inmates. His family and friends are also targeted by the authorities, and Streltsov is left alone and isolated in his cell.
Despite the injustice he faced, Streltsov never loses his love for football. He continues to train in prison, and when he is released, he is determined to prove his worth as a player once again. However, the road to redemption is not easy, and Streltsov must overcome many obstacles before he is able to re-enter the field.
The movie ends with Streltsov's triumphant return to football. He plays in a match against Pelé and proves that he is still one of the best players in the world. The movie is a tribute to Streltsov's resilience and determination, as well as his love for the beautiful game.
