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Costa Rican Goalkeeper Keylor Navas biopic premieres in San José

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Keylor Navas figures were sold at the film premiere.
AFP Photo/Ezequiel Becerra

The Keylor Navas biopic “Hombre de Fe” (“Man of Faith”) premiered at the Centro de Evento Pedregal in San Antonio de Belén, just outside of San José, on Dec. 26.

The star goalkeeper himself was in attendance, along with his wife, Andrea Salas. The film can be viewed at theaters nationwide beginning today.

Watch the trailer here:

See photos from the event:

Keylor Navas at the film premiere.
AFP Photo/Ezequiel Becerra
Keylor Navas figures were sold at the film premiere.
AFP Photo/Ezequiel Becerra
Keylor Navas fans at the film premiere.
AFP Photo/ Ezequiel Becerra

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