Jag är Zlatan

Movie is low budget, but with real-life feel to it. And that is what is so good about it. Cast is great. You can sense Zlatan's real character both in "young Zlatan" and grown up Zlatan. Actor playing older Ibra is A M A Z I N G. He captured the essence of this ultra-famous footballer almost perfectly. Voice, body language, laugh, how he talks to other footballers. What most won't understand is the realtionship between balkan fathers, mothers and sons. The poverty of Balkan people is real. Cheap food, small appartments, never truly accepted by foreign people. Balkan boys were never truly accepted in foreign enviorments, which is why we develop this rebelliousness. We are tought to learn the hard way and Zlatan is stellar representative of Balkan boy, good in heart but rebellious and with burden of life pushing him further. While many fail and succumb to hard life, he never gave up. And that is what makes him GOAT. He did many things wrong, but he did more right, leading him to be such an important person in a world of football. Respected world wide.

"Bravo ljudino! Cak si dobio i svoj cijelovecerac! Zasluzeno IbraKadabra!"

Inside view to the childhood and U-19 team's time of the famous footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic, added some jumps to the year 2004. Recommend this to everybody, had a good feeling after the movie that I have taken part of this journey.

I've never been a Zlatan fan. I've only seen a few of his matches and interviews on TV, and he's always come across as cocky and self-centered, someone who puts himself before anyone else. That kind of personality makes him a difficult character to truly like or root for.

Still, I went into this film hoping to see a different side of him. I wanted to understand the person behind the tough exterior we're so used to seeing. Unfortunately, this is exactly where the film falls short.

Even though I knew very little about Zlatan before watching, I came out of it feeling like I'd learned even less. In fact, the movie made me like him even less than before. There's no depth, no tension, no surprises, and no personal growth. He's portrayed as the same angry, cocky, selfish character from childhood through adulthood.

If someone like me, who came in with an open mind and minimal background knowledge, found nothing new or engaging here, I can't imagine how underwhelming it must be for actual fans. Sadly, I can't recommend this film.

"I Am Zlatan" is a Biography - Drama movie in which we follow the life of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, one of the most controversial and talented footballers of all time. The movie offers a close look at Zlatan's journey from his rough upbringing in Sweden to his rise as a global football star.

I have to admit that I enjoyed this movie and it captured very well the essence of Zlatan's personality while it presented very well the challenges that he faced. Despite that, I also expected a deeper exploration of his inner conflict and complexities. The interpretation of the lead actor Granit Rushiti who played as Zlatan Ibrahimovic was very good and added authenticity to the portrayal. To sum up, I have to say that "I Am Zlatan" is a nice movie especially for football fans or anyone curious about the man behind the legend. It might not be perfect, but it offers a glimpse into the unique journey of one of the sport's most polarizing figures so, I would recommend it to those who admire Zlatan Ibrahimovic or enjoy sports dramas.

Zlatan's story is fascinating. This movie is average. I was entertained but I felt like this approach ruled out many interesting episodes in Zlatan's life.

There were too many transactions between the adult and child phases that ended up removing emotion and decontextualizing the temporal thread.

The movie picture was a little monotonous and the sound of the movie was linked to that vibe.

The actors were competent but without grace. The actor who played Zlatan showed some personality but lacked some aura around the character.

Maybe I was too hyped, but this movie turned out not to live up to its potential.