A feature-length documentary which shares the life of Peter Brock. In case you are not familiar, Peter Brock was well known in Australia. A lot of people will say that Peter Brock was the most excellent racing car driver that Australia ever witnessed, and the man was a great icon for the entire world to see.



The documentary begins with exploring Peter Brock’s younger years and following him as he grew with his family around him. We get to see Peter discovering how he built cars and how the genuine passion for driving grew. We also learn how Peter Brock was eventually on the racing track with the world watching and cheering him on.



During the film we also get interviews from many people. These interviews include those who influenced Peter Brock and the people who have been impacted by the presence of Peter Brock since, including his family and loved ones.



The visuals are lively. I enjoyed seeing the older footage of Peter Brock as a child, but even more as his journey began. The makers of this documentary were rather keen to provide the best footage they could and were eager to tell a complete story of his life. The audio track was also rather pleasing.



Overall, while I was quite familiar with the Australian icon, this documentary was well presented. It was great to learn about this legend. The soundtrack and sound effects for this documentary are rather pleasing, and I also enjoyed seeing all the older footage to tell the whole story. The interviews are powerful, revealing the life of Peter Brock. This documentary tells about the influences that turned a man into an Australian racing legend who will never be forgotten.
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