I actually saw the film in a showing where the Director attended, I wanted to speak to him and praise him for the really special film he had spent years making, only I was so emotionally raw I couldnt really speak. A really special film, not just for motor racing fans either.

I might have gone to the same screening as you. This was at the BFI IMAX in London at the last showing. James Allen was also there too. I managed to get my ticket signed by the director as well. Still have it:


But yeah, I gave my thanks to the film and I think my bro and his friends spent a couple of minutes speaking to him after that as well. And he was generally a really nice bloke :smiley:

Cracking film / documentary esp at this price

Hi mate,

I should be in Fopp on Saturday so I'd be more than happy to do that for you.

Thanks, picked up a copy.

At least you tried and I am grateful for this, so my thanks to you.

Hiya,

There weren't any left when I went today. Sorry!

It's true I haven't seen it although my 'rubbish' comment was a bit of an in-joke between me and Buzz :wink: Obviously you weren't to know that :smiley:

Amazing documentary, really. I think I'm never gonna get tired of it. Bring me tears everytime I watch it. Heat

how can you compare amy Winehouse to the great master senna!!

Same folk who did the equally brilliant Amy Winehouse doc, Amy.

The greatest ever. (And a great price for this).
Must see if you haven't already. Echo the others in saying you'll enjoy it even if not a hardcore F1 fan.

Olé, Olé Olé Olé, Senna, Senna

if only it was still a fraction as exciting as in the late 80's/ early 90's

It's on Amazon Prime if anyone has it

It's amazing, F1 as it should be....

It's okay mate, You can wait outside your Poundland for it :smirk:

digital copy unlikely to still be available to download. They close the downloads to films quite quickly after release.

Brilliant film. As an avid watcher of F1 in the 90's this was a real eye opener in terms of a lot more behind the scenes filming than you would expect and a lot more information about Senna that I never knew at the time. Great price deal, voted hot

Less than a fiver on ebay.co.uk

This comes with an extended version in addition to the theatrical version. I strongly recommend that you watch the theatrical version first. The extended version includes longer interview segments which spoil the pacing of the film thus lessening the overall impact.

Haven't got one, peeved :disappointed:

World's biggest Lewis Hamilton fanboi

U watch it. I guarantee it will change ur opinion. Watch it for a documentary not about racing

digital copy has an old format a bit like the betamax / VHS

UV digital has taken over

Such a great film

I might have gone to the same screening as you. This was at the BFI IMAX in London at the last showing. James Allen was also there too. I managed to get my ticket signed by the director as well. Still have it:


But yeah, I gave my thanks to the film and I think my bro and his friends spent a couple of minutes speaking to him after that as well. And he was generally a really nice bloke :smiley:

This is really great documentary. Looking forward to watching again - and I'm not a fan of driving sports.

Ha ha I assume you had never heard of Asif Kapadia either?
From IMDB 'Kapadia's feature documentary SENNA (Universal Pictures / Working Title, 2011), the thrilling story of the Brazilian motor-racing legend Ayrton Senna, was a break out hit at the international box office. The film was Nominated for three BAFTA awards, winning Best Documentary and Best Editing, as well as being nominated for Best British Film. SENNA broke records at the cinema and on DVD & Bluray in the UK. The film has won many awards around the world including the World Cinema Documentary Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival, Best Documentary at the London Critics Circle, the BIFA award for Best Documentary, the Audience Award for Best International Feature at the Los Angeles Film Festival and was nominated by the Producers Guild of America for the Documentary Theatrical Motion Picture Award 2012.''

Senna is up there with the top 10% docu-movies ever made.

nice find op

You would not be a star and pick up two would you?

Emotional constipation? Yes. Dietary? Not so much.

I have zero interest in cars, F1 etc - but this is a brilliant film. A documentary that almost feels like a drama because of the wealth of footage available and how it is assembled. Impossible not to be drawn in.

This is the film that got me into F1, so thank you Senna.. Not sure how long it will be until I can bring myself to watch it again. Stunning film about a stunning person.

not a fan of motor racing but thought this was excellent

Outstanding documentary. Lots of footage that you wouldn't normally get to see.

Senna - the greatest!

Hi mate,

I should be in Fopp on Saturday so I'd be more than happy to do that for you.

So so good, what a bargain.

No Fopp near me :disappointed: Can someone buy for me and I'd happy pay for it plus postage costs?

I don't even like F1, but this was excellent. Shame he couldn't do the same with Amy.

Amazing Price. Shame no locals near me!

They should make other films like this for the other great drivers that died e.g. Jim Clark

Doesn't senna help relieve constipation

I actually saw the film in a showing where the Director attended, I wanted to speak to him and praise him for the really special film he had spent years making, only I was so emotionally raw I couldnt really speak. A really special film, not just for motor racing fans either.

The Monaco footage is just mesmerising.

Brilliant watch about a genius at work.

amazing film and so is this price for 3 formats

Looks like a great price. But the question is, what do you think of it mate?

Cracking film / documentary esp at this price

good find op, heat added