My Ayrton, by Adriane Galisteu

A somber, intimate portrait that lingers on loss and legacy, watching a famous life unfold with quiet reverence.

A quiet, intimate portrait built from voices and memories, more reflective than thrilling, carrying a lingering sadness.

A tender, sorrowful look at a glamorous romance crushed by public scrutiny, leaving a lingering sense of loss.

A fond, funny and quietly heartbreaking look back at a beloved comic, mixing laughter with the ache of loss.

A reflective, intimate sit-down with a famous figure looking back over a long public life, warm but tinged with regret.

A quiet, intimate pilgrimage through memory and loss, watching a daughter sift through her father's myth to find the man.

A sombre, slow recounting of a family's long grief, told through testimony rather than spectacle.

A reverent, archive-rich tribute that balances racing thrills with a quiet sense of loss.

A somber, intimate documentary that lingers on loss and the cost of fame, asking for quiet attention rather than sensationalism.

An intimate, reflective sit-down that feels like a long, honest conversation about fame's toll, with moments of humour and regret.

An intimate, talk-heavy portrait of two strong personalities colliding, more about emotional texture than events.

A reverent, archive-driven portrait that lets a racing legend narrate his own rise, thrilling at speed and poignant in its reflection.