'Cristiano Ronaldo' Attended Self- Titled Documentary Film Debut in London

A documentary about Cristiano Ronaldo's life has premiered in London and the football star attended his movie's debut.

According to tribune.com.pk, Cristiano's film "Ronaldo" was made by award- winning film makers about Amy Winehouse and Ayrton Senna. The film shows Cristiano's personal during the time he won in Real Madrid's European Cup in 2014 up until to Ballon d'Or crown in January 2015.

The film features a very intimate details about the Ronaldo family. Cristiano's mother, Dolores, revealed that she once contemplated of aborting him [Cristiano] while he shares his brother and father's fight against alcoholism. Cristiano also clarified in the documentary why he chose not to reveal the identity of his son's biological mother. The film shows a very private part of their lives but Cristiano seems not to be bothered by it. "Maybe, but I just had fun. I don't regret anything. I feel unbelievable. When you do something people will find reason to criticize you, but it's normal," he said.

In a report by foxsports.com.au, Cristiano shared his thoughts about his former team mate Angel Di Maria during the Champions League in 2014. He said that he see a "defeated attitude" on Di Maria.

He also added, "I love the pressure. When I do not feel the pressure, I want to take my boots, put them on the side and say: 'that's it.' It has always been about success and winning. If I had to choose one title then the Champions League would be the most important.

At 88 minutes gone in the final, I looked for Di Maria and I saw him face down thinking: 'we have a better team but we are going to lose.' But I always believe."

I will always say that it doesn't matter if you play good or bad, as long as you win. In 20 years, non-one will look back and say; 'they played better, they created more chances.' It just depends on who wins."

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