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title: "Ferrari Race to Immortality (Region Free Blu-ray Documentary) (Hong Kong Version / Chinese subtitled) 法拉利傳奇"
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# Ferrari Race to Immortality (Region Free Blu-ray Documentary) (Hong Kong Version / Chinese subtitled) 法拉利傳奇

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## Customer Reviews

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    A very good introduction to the Ferrari phenomenon.
  

*by J***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 19 June 2022*

A very good introduction to the Ferrari phenomenon. Very enjoyable for the petrol head novice plus a few facts and stories that the more informed probably did not know too.

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    Great colour film of Ferraris - but some horrible graphic footage
  

*by B***K on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 1 January 2022*

A good dvd covering the 50s motor racing and the British / Italian drivers for Ferrari. Some great colour footage from the 50s - with a little modern film of there historic cars. What shows is the high quality gloss paint work.The other side is the truly horrific face of death for driver and spectator - it is hard to imagine still continuing a race after a crash killing or injuring 180 spectators. Unbelievable.

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    A great film to complement the book – or vice versa?
  

*by M***M on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 15 November 2017*

I should start by immediately confessing a vested interest – this excellent film, comprised mainly of period footage, much in colour, seemed like a visual accessory to my book, ‘Too Fast A Life’, which sought to accurately depict the last few years of Mike Hawthorn’s extraordinarily conflicted life and to highlight the ludicrous perilousness of Grand Prix driving in the 1950s. The biggest difference is that the glamorous Pete Collins, Mike’s best friend, gets equal top billing, with their continental Ferrari teammates also featured, generally around the time of their deaths (in the manner of ‘Ten Green Bottles’). Passing mention is, of course, rightly made of the opposition - Stirling Moss, Juan Fangio, Tony Brooks, Lewis-Evans and other top drivers of the day.What astounded me most (given that I probably knew more about the subject than the filmmakers) was the amount of original film footage and archive testimonies they have accumulated (and which I’d never before seen or heard).  Some of it heart-stopping in its brutal candour – horrific crashes, the like of which we’ve not seen for over forty years, thank goodness. This is not a movie for the squeamish.These old clips, together with voiceovers by living and lost experts, fellow drivers and surviving wives and girlfriends (‘mostly girlfriends!), make for a rapid but engaging overview of what it was like to drive for the emotionally-suspect Enzo Ferrari - the puppeteer who pulled the strings of the Ferrari team (‘scuderia’) drivers.  We get snippets and soundbites of the man, but if you really want to know about Enzo, then I’d direct you to Richard William’s brilliant biography – ‘A Life’.I do agree with an earlier reviewer that the title does seem to have been chosen for its marketing potential rather than its appropriateness – ‘Mon Ami Mate’ or something conveying danger would have been better.  However, the bottom line is that I’m delighted this film has been made (even though it doesn’t explore any one character in any depth) – and is a worthy tribute to the sacrifice a lot of talented young drivers made for their ‘sport’.

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