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Seve: The Movie

2014 · Movie · PG-13 · 124 min

7.2(15)unSUB Rating

DramaDocumentary

A determined young boy from a hardworking coastal family in northern Spain becomes obsessed with golf and trains in tough conditions, pushing past setbacks and limited resources. Blending dramatized early years with real tournament footage and interviews, the film traces how passion, family support, and grit can shape a sporting legend.

Also known as Seve the Movie

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Details
Original title
Seve
Years
2014
Release date
2014-06-27
Language
English
Rated
PG-13
Runtime
124 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
6.7/10 (15 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want an uplifting sports life story that mixes reenactments with real footage and interviews; Not for you if you dislike non-linear jumps or incomplete timelines, like in Pelé.

Pros: inspiring underdog journey; emotional archive footage; strong interviews | Cons: jarring time jumps; patchy dramatized scenes; skips key years

Themes

  • sports
  • golf
  • biography

Cast & crew

  • JG

    José Luis Gutiérrez

    as Severiano Ballesteros

  • José Navar

    José Navar

    as Baldomero

  • María Molins

    María Molins

    as Carmen

  • Alvar Gordejuela

    Alvar Gordejuela

    as Baldomero Jr.

  • Adrián Salzedo

    Adrián Salzedo

    as Manuel

  • Quim Àvila Conde

    Quim Àvila Conde

    as Vicente

  • Manuel Menárguez

    Manuel Menárguez

    as Dr. Santiago

  • LL

    Luis Carlos de la Lombana

    as Jaime Botín

  • Nil Cardoner

    Nil Cardoner

    as Rafa

Directed by John-Paul Davidson