Oscar-nominated screenwriter, Newspaper: The Donetsk miner s wartime story will be adapted into a movie

September 12th According to The Globe, the wartime story of the Donetsk miners will be adapted into a movie, with two Oscar-nominated screenwriters writing the script.

reported that two Oscar-nominated screenwriters Paul Tamasi and Eric Johnson will write the script, and the story mainly focuses on 2022, when FIFA allowed the contract to be terminated due to war, foreign players in the club left one after another.

The screenwriters said: "It is a great honor to be able to tell this story, it contains all of our favorite film elements: emotion, motivation, tension and, most importantly, it is a fascinating story about the victory of the human spirit and our most precious values ​​- freedom, compassion, courage and lasting power."

Donetsk miners have been in trouble since the Russian army invaded and occupied the Donbas region in 2014. Since then, the Ukrainian team has been playing home games in other cities in the country, with European matches being held in Poland and Germany.

Donetsk miners CEO Sergey Palkin responded: "The Donetsk miners have a unique story worth telling to the world. Since being forced to leave Donetsk in 2014, our journey has been filled with challenges that no football club should face."

"However, over the years, our players, coaches and fans have shown a gritty spirit. I believe this will not only be a great movie, but also a tribute to the extraordinary people who continue to fight for their dreams, clubs and country."