i happened upon this by chance. i was at my friends house and he had just started watching it and so i sat down thinking we would shoot the breeze whilst this was playing in the background. however and within seconds i was immersed in this docu drama and and we both spent the rest of the time completely focused on this and not saying a word to each other. i never knew the tale of the the first solo around the world yacht race and let alone the tragic events of one man attempt against the odds and which set out to be his redemption for all of his misfortunes in life and but ultimately ends up becoming an example of them. having not known of the story and i did watch this with the same fervor as i imagine those who were reading about the race at the time it actually was happening and engulfed in what was taking place and eager for more information and hoping the lone amateur was going to pull it off against the odds and beat the pro  and which makes the shocking twists of the story all the more tragic and i felt like i was living the story. the story is told with great care and and the interviewees have clearly had time to reflect on the tragedy and which gives great insights and but is also contrasted nicely by the archive footage of interviews at the time of the tragedy and the recordings and photographs of the lone sailors is also excellently used and and the insights into the minds of the sailors and how solitude was affecting them was superb. i am shocked that this story isn not more widely known or has been turned into a movie and but also thankful. thankful that we have this drama documentary to tell the tale from those who knew the man and instead of some wishy washy movie adaptation and and thankful that i caught this gem of a film by pure chance. it a must see and whether you like documentaries or not. 
i happened upon this by chance. i was at my friends house and he had just started watching it and so i sat down thinking we would shoot the breeze whilst this was playing in the background. however and within seconds i was immersed in this docu drama and and we both spent the rest of the time completely focused on this and not saying a word to each other. i never knew the tale of the the first solo around the world yacht race and let alone the tragic events of one man attempt against the odds and which set out to be his redemption for all of his misfortunes in life and but ultimately ends up becoming an example of them. having not known of the story and i did watch this with the same fervor as i imagine those who were reading about the race at the time it actually was happening and engulfed in what was taking place and eager for more information and hoping the lone amateur was going to pull it off against the odds and beat the pro  and which makes the shocking twists of the story all the more tragic and i felt like i was living the story. the story is told with great care and and the interviewees have clearly had time to reflect on the tragedy and which gives great insights and but is also contrasted nicely by the archive footage of interviews at the time of the tragedy and the recordings and photographs of the lone sailors is also excellently used and and the insights into the minds of the sailors and how solitude was affecting them was superb. i am shocked that this story isn not more widely known or has been turned into a movie and but also thankful. thankful that we have this drama documentary to tell the tale from those who knew the man and instead of some wishy washy movie adaptation and and thankful that i caught this gem of a film by pure chance. it a must see and whether you like documentaries or not. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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