Before They Kill Again

In 1986 Naples, Coppola enjoys his life in the south of Italy, where Maradona is an idol at his peak as an athlete. The agent must fulfill his client's request and obtain a rare black Ferrari while dealing with his hectic private life.

In 1990, Coppola falls madly in love with a German model and becomes obsessed with winning her over, but she has no interest in meeting him. The tireless businessman must use his most risky contacts and strategies before taking "no" for an answer.

In 1994, Coppola alternates his nights between El Cielo and Trumps, night clubs owned by his friend Poli Armentano. To deal with the rumors about Maradona's personal life, Coppola resorts to extreme measures. Everything spirals out of control when his friendship with Armentano ends in tragedy.

In 1996, Coppola is warned about a possible lawsuit against him. Secluded in his mother's house, he sees on TV that the police found a vase full of cocaine in his house, planted as evidence to undermine him in court. After being arrested, Coppola faces his darkest days with only two weapons: wax and bleach.

After Maradona almost dies from his addictions, Coppola accompanies him on a new attempt at rehabilitation on the island of Cuba. The prospect that lies ahead makes him rethink whether he made the right decision in the 1980s when he left a successful career as an agent for almost two hundred players to devote himself exclusively to being Maradona's manager.

2001. In Cuba, foreseeing that his client's soccer career is coming to an end, Coppola decides to return to Buenos Aires in order to organize Maradona's farewell match. However, the player's erratic attitude reaches its peak, permanently destroying the bond that unites them.