Senna

2010
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1h 46min

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A documentary on Brazilian Formula One racing driver Ayrton Senna, who won the F1 world championship three times before his death at age 34.

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Senna es la verdadera historia del legendario corredor de autos brasileño, Ayrton Senna, para muchos "el mejor que jamás haya existido".Senna es la verdadera historia del legendario corredor de autos brasileño, Ayrton Senna, para muchos "el mejor que jamás haya existido".Senna es la verdadera historia del legendario corredor de autos brasileño, Ayrton Senna, para muchos "el mejor que jamás haya existido".

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

8.5/10

80 k

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Ganó 2premios BAFTA
- 20 premios ganados y 19 nominaciones en total

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Reginaldo Leme

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John Bisignano

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Neide Senna

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Richard Williams

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Mili Okada

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Ron Dennis

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Viviane Senna

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Alain Prost

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Pierre Van Vliet

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Vera Lucia Caixeta

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Arnaldo Jabor

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Jean-Marie Balestre

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Martin Donnelly

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Nelson Piquet

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Jackie Stewart

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Sid Watkins

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Trivia
This is the first film about Ayrton Senna that had the approval and support of his family and also the organization of Formula One Management, which gave unprecedented images of Senna.

Errores
When the caption introduces the scene as "Monte Carlo Grand Prix, 14th of May 1988", the onboard footage from Senna's McLaren is infact from the same race two years later. (1990) This becomes apparent when Senna is seen lapping the Brabham car driven by Stefano Modena, who in 1988 drove for the Eurobrun team. Static interference appears to cut the clip short to indicate Senna's race ending crash at Portier. There is then a cut to the aftermath of the accident which is footage from the 1988 race; the camera we were watching the onboard from has now vanished, because the MP4/4 that Senna drove in 1988 didn't actually have an onboard camera, unlike the MP4/5 of 1990. Also noteworthy is that the Hugo Boss logo on the side of Senna's helmet inverts from being black text on a white background during onboard footage (1990) to white text on a black background when Senna climbs out. (1988)

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Sid Watkins: [after the death of Roland Ratzenberger] Ayrton got very, very upset and cried a bit, and that's when I said to him, you know Ayrton you've been three times world champion, you're the fastest man in the world, and you like fishing. So I said why don't you quit, and I'll quit, and we'll just go fishing. And he said Sid, I can't quit.

Créditos curiosos
While the credits roll, we see home movies by the Senna family.

Versiones alternativas
UK blu-ray edition includes extended version at a running time of 162 minutes

Conexiones
Featured in Breakfast: Episode dated 3 June 2011 (2011)

Bandas sonoras
Requiem
From the motion picture "Collateral"
Written and performed by Antonio Pinto
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

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10/10

An Exotic Tale of a Truly Unfathomable Legend

People could be forgiven for not remembering Ayrton Senna De'Silva. Almost 20 years after his death, the true intricacies that embroiled his career and personal life have yet to be unraveled, however this movie does a hell of a job connecting the two in perfect harmony. A bitter sweet taste is left in the mouth of the viewer as they watch a film with subtle undertones of competitiveness and strong hues of emotion. A soulful film, you really find yourself unraveling the charisma and Jues De Vivre that is Senna.

From the offset of the movie you find yourself in a somewhat cheerful, unknowing state, as it lightly unravels his early career in Formula 1, whilst hinting at the precursors that led him there. The hard, pressing, and very tight competition of him against Proust is another aspect that the viewer will find to be nail biting, as you truly begin to see the emotional aspect of Senna open at this point. Thus, the ending could come to a heartbreak to someone who had never heard of Senna. But alas, the legacy that lasts, transcends all documentaries, and all books. For the truly afflicted car/racing fan such as myself, you feel torn, and yet very motivated to be the best you can be.

To the regular viewer, you feel emotionally attached to a man who affected the lives of millions positively in his home country of Brazil. A perfect mix of a movie, in which you can watch as either an auto-racing fan, or someone who has never heard of Senna; It delivers on a highly emotional level, surrounding you in the warmth that he brought to many.