A chic documentary about thwarted guys (and even girls), who throughout the film openly and cynically violate the rules of the road, safety and common sense.
It's not heroin, it's adrenaline. And judging by the risk they take, this comparison is more than correct.
However, in any other way to move away from the effect of greenhouse-room extremes on prepared tracks, which looks good only on Eurosport, but not on the big screen, and plenty of lively, amateur madness associated with outstanding sports performance is impossible. Actually, this is the film and takes - a narrow category, which, funny as it may seem, is designed very even for a wide audience.
And all because the music in the film perfectly warms up the dynamics; the picture is replaced with amateur-fashioned to professional calm landscapes of nature; and the plot (he, by the way, is in the film) even keeps the thread of the narrative. Really interesting!
The movie is short, looks on one breath, I recommend it to absolutely everyone (except boring, but they do not count).
9 out of 10