Bostik, La Bodega de D10S

In a modest shop in Naples, football becomes religion. “Bostik” is more than a simple tobacco and newsstand store – it has turned into a pilgrimage site for devotees of Diego Armando Maradona. Surrounded by faded newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and countless images of the legendary “D10S,” a private archive has taken shape, keeping the myth alive decades after his glory days. The shop owner has transformed his business into an unofficial shrine, built on passion and memory. For regulars and fans alike, Bostik is a place of conversation, nostalgia, and collective remembrance – especially in the wake of Maradona’s death, which deeply affected the city. With warmth and subtle humor, Mauro Russo Rouge observes this intimate microcosm. BOSTIK, LA BODEGA DE D10S is less a film about football than about faith, identity, and the enduring power of icons. A tender portrait of a city that preserves its history, dreams, and devotion within the walls of a small neighborhood store.