SENNA - Official Trailer

Spanning his decade-long career as a Formula One racer, SENNA explores the life and work of triple world champion Ayrton Senna, his physical and spiritual achievements on the track, his quest for perfection and the mythical status he has since attained. Far more than a film for F1 fans, SENNA unfolds a remarkable story in a remarkable manner, eschewing many standard documentary techniques in favor of a more cinematic approach that makes full use of astounding footage, much of which is drawn from F1 archives and previously unseen. Follow SENNAMovie on Facebook and Twitter for more.

Release Dates:
AUG 12: LA, NYC
AUG 19: Chicago, Philadelphia, Cambridge, SF, Berkeley, DC, Detroit, San Diego, Miami, Nashville, Dallas
AUG 26: Atlanta, Minneapolis, Denver
AUG 29: Seattle
SEPT 2: Indianapolis, St Louis
... MORE TO COME!

[JoshChristiane]

The music in this documentary is one of the best scores ever (in cinema) in my opinion.

[filippotonello]

I think he had HIS moment at Interlagos 1991....EPIC. The race in 6th gear ...the shouts of joy after the end flag AWESOME...and the podium! He could not even lift the cup for the pain of his arms...He gave everything in that race...and now is Legend

[andremarchioripolido]

Ayrton was a great pilot and even better human being. His work to help the poor and ill in Brazil, which he did mainly by achieving a great educational progress for children in Brazil, is something that we, brazilian, carry in our hearts forever, search for the "Instituto Ayrton Senna" or "Ayrton Senna's Institute". But, at least, i think it isn't only something that brazilians can be proud, but everyone in the world. Ayrton always represents the universal values of humility, compassion and hard work at every think you do. He was a pilot that, beyond all of his actions outside the track of F1, really fought for more security for every F1 driver, not only for himself. After his heartbreaking death, his values stay, as F1 security for all the drivers has improved. RIP, Senna, you will always be remebered. Herói brasileiro e herói mundial.

[reaktorleak]

I still get chills from the music sweeping over that final shot

[shianbar]

Senna is the best f1 driver of all time, amazing person, a true hero.

[liftedcjons]

This movie was extremely good. Had me in tears at the end.

[timschwim]

At least he died doing what made him happy.

Rest in Peace Ayrton. We will always remember you.

[mitchwood]

I watched this today and cried for this man I had never known before only an hour ago.

[Beowulf_]

Of the best documentaries I saw. The hole history of senna is dramatical and the nature of his soul is pure.

[DarkWoodProductions]

I fuckin' love everything about this film. The music, the editing, the fact that it's purely constructed on archive material which brings Senna back to life... Simply breathtaking. And well ofcourse, the man himself... Personal favorite.

[filippotonello]

i was born 1992...too late to be part of or see this incredible time of F1...BUT raised by a family that still keeping SENNA in the heart today....like yesterday...I grew up in 96-97 playing with model cars...with SENNA'S MP4/4....Schumacher's Benetton...THAT CARS!! Were THE cars that my generation collected...Michael time was coming in these days....but my generation grew up with this name in the ears...Ayrton Senna...My girl is from Brasil and everytime i see the way that Senna still rule the sport in the country...his influence after 22 years...the way is still missed and loved and claimed THE champion of Brasil...i cannot move me. Seems he was in the grid at every start after his death..but wasn't there...later my father and my uncle told me that the races after Senna were so....empty. Every time Schumacher won i used to ear "well done but Senna wasn't there...too easy for Michael" things like that. I don't want to hide that only this little trailer made me cry like a child...maybe because i didn't lived that time...maybe for the meaning that Senna really had for an entire country...his technic and sacrifice behind the wheel...everything....the film is ABSOLUTE SUPERB!!! it gave me a window on the world that I have never lived and about the legend of that man who was AYRTON SENNA

[originalhavasukid]

One of the most emotional, electric, & well done Docs I've ever had the pleasure to watch.
Ayrton was an amazing man, with such fire for competition, & compassion for the human spirit. If you already don't know- there has never been & most likely will never be another with the same qualities, what a gift to the Racing community. Many great ones before him & after, but there will only be one AYRTON! Rest In Paradise...We all Miss you

[dweezler]

I've watched this film 7 times already and it continues to stay strong and make me want to watch it again.

[alvaroluiz]

Olê, olê, olê olêêêê Senna, Senna...

[chillzoneearth]

Ayrton's mind power was far too advanced for the people and technology during his time.

Imagine with current & future Scientific developments what Ayrton could have achieved considering his extraordinary capabilities - think of space travel, Senna would've been great as a pilot travelling amongst the stars.

A truly special person, Ayrton's Spirit Will Live Forever - King Of Pure Skill!

[netopierro]

there is something in his voice, it is pure it has no anxiety, no fear, no second intentions. It is firm, it is honest but it is also kind.

[RCRebello]

My Hero..
Your Hero...
Our Hero !!!

[sandeshgitte]

LEGEND .... RIP FROM BANGALORE, INDIA

[The_ATARI_King]

Went to see this film with a mate, we had a couple o beers before and we knew the story, or at lead the end. But come the end we both had wet eyes. What a MAN Senna was, not just a racing driver, a good heart for people. I cant stand F1 now, Hamilton et al bowling around with their diamond earrings and Pussycat crumpet, this guy did it when it was about a gear stick and a break pedal, not computers and metrics ! For me he will always be the greatest both in the car and out.

[sanchopansa]

Always, always makes me cry... The emotions in me never die... Two idol of my life died at the same day, my grandpa and Ayrton....