From the arc to the small screen: Dibu Martínez will have a film on Netflix about his story

The world champion goalkeeper will star in a film that will review his life, from his beginnings to his dedication with the Argentine National Team

Emiliano Martínez will make the leap into the world of entertainment with his own film on Netflix.

Under the title Dibu Martínez: The Kid Who Stops Time, the production will cover his personal and sporting history, from his beginnings to his consecration as one of the great figures of the Argentine National Team.

The project was presented along with other upcoming releases of the platform and will be directed by Gustavo Cova, with a screenplay by Hernán Casciari and illustrations by Ricardo Siri, better known by the stage name Liniers, author of the renowned Macanudo comic strip. The proposal will combine exclusive testimonies, archival material and animated segments, with a narrative that will seek to show both the soccer journey and the goalkeeper's most intimate side

Emiliano Martínez will make the leap into the world of entertainment with his own film on Netflix.

The announcement of the Dibu Martínez movie

The platform highlighted the production approach: "It's a film that merges unpublished testimonies with animated cartoons to trace the story of the boy who dreamed of the bow and ended up becoming one of the greatest heroes of the

Argentine national team.”

The announcement was accompanied by a first image that mixes the archer with an illustrated version of himself, anticipating the visual tone of the project. The initiative aims to build a story that transcends sports and delves into Martínez's personality, who has become a reference both on and off

the court.

Although the release date has not yet been confirmed, the film is expected to arrive later this year, amid growing expectations for the figure of the world's champion archer.

From the arc to the small screen: Dibu Martínez will have a film on Netflix about his story

From the arc to the small screen: Dibu Martínez will have a film on Netflix about his story

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