アイルトン・セナ~音速の彼方へ コレクターズ・エディション<初回生産限定> [Blu-ray]
フォーマット | 色, ドルビー, ワイドスクリーン |
コントリビュータ | アラン・プロスト, フランク・ウィリアムズ, ネルソン・ピケ, アイルトン・セナ, ジャン=マリー・バレストル, アシフ・カバディア |
言語 | 英語 |
稼働時間 | 1 時間 48 分 |
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商品の説明
34歳の若さで突如この世を去った天才ドライバー
その想いは、永遠に走り続けるーー
★80年代後半~90 年代前半のF1全盛期に不動の人気を誇った天才ドライバー”アイルトン・セナ”の真実に迫る感動の初ドキュメンタリー映画をセナの誕生日に発売決定!
【封入特典】
●解説ブックレット
【特典】
●監督と製作者による本編音声解説
●アイルトン・セナ財団(約5分)
●インタビュー集(約1時間)
---Extended Versionとして再生可能
●ホームビデオ(約3分)
●ジェラルド・ドナルドソンによるセナ幻のインタビュー(音声のみ)(約39分)
●予告編(ブラジル版/日本版/インターナショナル版)
☆ お求めやすい価格のDVD1枚組、コレクターズ・エディション”DVD”も同時リリース!
【ストーリー】
天才的なドライビング・テクニックと“誰よりも早く走りたい”という闘争心で、若干24歳でF1デビュー。ロータス、マクラーレン、そしてウィリアムズと名門チームを渡り歩き、瞬く間に世界の頂点へと登り詰め、3度のF1ワールド・チャンピオンに輝いたアイルトン・セナ。本作は、わずか34歳で突如この世を去ったセナの、その華々しい経歴の陰で起きていた、宿命のライバル、アラン・プロストとの確執や、FISA(国際自動車スポーツ連盟)会長の政治的圧力に苦悩する日々を、貴重な映像や証言をもとに明らかにしていく。壮絶に戦い、ピュアに生き、そして我々に限りない愛を降り注いでくれたセナの生涯を余すところなく描いた感動作だ。
【キャスト】
アイルトン・セナ(F1ドライバー/88年、90年、91年ワールド・チャンピオン)
アラン・プロスト(F1ドライバー/85年、86年、89年、 93年ワールド・チャンピオン)
ジャン=マリー・バレストル(FISA会長)
フランク・ウィリアムズ(ウィリアムズ・チーム会長)
ネルソン・ピケ(F1ドライバー/81年、83年、87年ワールド・チャンピオン) 他多数
【スタッフ】
監督: アシフ・カバディア
製作: ティム・ビーヴァン「グリーン・ゾーン」「路上のソリスト」/ エリック・フェルナー「グリーン・ゾーン」「路上のソリスト」/ジェームズ・ゲイ=リース
脚本: マニッシュ・パンディ
音楽: アントニオ・ピント「シティ・オブ・ゴッド」「シティ・オブ・メン」「コレラの時代の愛」でゴールデン・グローブ賞歌曲賞ノミネート
製作/2010年 イギリス
■音声:英語 ■字幕:日本語 ■収録時間:本編約108分
■画面サイズ: 16:9 ■ブルーレイ1枚組
※ 映像特典、商品仕様、ジャケット写真などは予告無く変更となる場合がございますのでご了承下さい。
登録情報
- アスペクト比 : 1.78:1
- メーカーにより製造中止になりました : いいえ
- 言語 : 英語
- 製品サイズ : 30 x 10 x 20 cm; 99.79 g
- EAN : 4988102925536
- 監督 : アシフ・カバディア
- メディア形式 : 色, ドルビー, ワイドスクリーン
- 時間 : 1 時間 48 分
- 発売日 : 2011/3/21
- 出演 : アイルトン・セナ, アラン・プロスト, ジャン=マリー・バレストル, フランク・ウィリアムズ, ネルソン・ピケ
- 字幕: : 日本語
- 販売元 : ジェネオン・ユニバーサル
- ASIN : B004JF5GHO
- ディスク枚数 : 1
- Amazon 売れ筋ランキング: - 111,717位DVD (DVDの売れ筋ランキングを見る)
- - 245位ブルーレイ ドキュメンタリー
- - 860位外国のドキュメンタリー映画
- カスタマーレビュー:
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トップレビュー
上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
久しぶりに良い映画【ドキュメント】見ました。
セナが死んでから、なんだか興味を失いあまり見なくなりましたが、F1中継そのものも民放では見ることが出来なくなってしまいました。
もう30年近く前かと思いますが、映像を見ながら当時の事を思い出しました。
他の国からのトップレビュー
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Il cofanetto contiente 2 DVD.
Il film è un documentario biografico sulla carriera di Ayrton Senna, dal suo debutto in Formula 1 fino alla sua morte prematura sul circuito di Imola nel 1994. Il film è ricco di immagini d'archivio e interviste esclusive. Il film racconta in maniera dettagliata la vita del pilota e della sua intensa rivalità con il suo rivale Alain Prost.
Film per tutti:
I contenuti del film potrebbero non essere adatti ai bambini o adolescenti vista la presenza di scene molto forti. Consiglio quindi la visione del film in presenza di un adulto.
Conclusione:
In conclusione, consiglio di guardare il film in quanto risulta molto coinvolgente sulla biografia di un personaggio straordinario, come lo è stato Ayrton Senna. Personalmente, ho apprezzato molto la ricostruzione della vita di Senna e ho trovato il film avvincente ed emozionante. Le scene d’azione sono spettacolari, in particolare quelle sul circuito di Monaco. Il film non annoia dall’inizio alla fine. Ho regalato anche una copia del film a un amico, ed è rimasto molto contento del regalo. Ottimo il rapporto qualità/prezzo. Ho avuto fortuna a trovarlo ad un prezzo davvero competitivo qui su Amazon, pagato circa 12€. Il mio voto a questa recensione è di 5 stelle su 5. Il film vale la pena di essere guardato, ne consiglio l'acquisto.
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The documentary really aims to look at the man behind the racing driver name of Ayrton Senna that a lot of people know. We see Ayrton speak a lot about his religion and God, and how important it is to him to respect that and how much of a part that played in his life and his career. He was a deeply philosophical man, yet had the grit and determination to succeed whatever the cost in his job. However, the film does show a more "human" side to the driving machine that is Senna. A great example is when his car flips and lands him head-first in the gravel pit, serving as a stark reminder to Senna he is just as likely to get hurt as anyone else in the sport, but it takes him having a relatively serious accident to fully comprehend this fact. Senna's facial expressions speak a thousand words, and watching him, you can almost feel every emotion, his face gives everything away and that in turn adds a whole new level to the film - I've never seen Senna in this light before, and the movie really highlights what kind of man Senna was - kind-hearted, determined, giving (he gave a lot of money to charity at home in Brazil) but most of all ambitious and determined to succeed.
The rivalry between Senna and Prost takes up a lot of the early movie, mainly because that is what helped to shape Senna's career in Formula One. When he joined Maclaren and partnered Prost, everyone knew that both men desperately wanted to win the World Championship title again, but nobody could forsee just how far these men would go to fulfill their dreams. We see footage of both men speaking about each other, the effect this had not only on them, but the teams and the sport as a whole too. The vitriolic words that come from Prost about Senna are quite shocking but goes to show how deeply the men were entrenched in their dislike for each other and determination to out-do each other on the track. Senna, however, always seems careful never to completely bad-mouth, doing it in a more clever and roundabout than Prost delivers! As well as looking at this rivalry, the movie does take a look at the behind-the-scenes politics of Formula One, from the awful FIA director Jean-Marie Balestre and his shocking decisions regarding the disclipling of Senna, and other questionable areas behind the scenes at Formula One.
I don't normally mention a sound track when I am reviewing a film unless a particular song really moved me, but on this occasion I have to applaud the entire musical score. It is mainly composed by Antonio Pinto, someone I had not heard of until I googled his name for the purpose of this review, but the man is a genius when it comes to the soundtrack he has created for this movie. He captures the raw emotion, the excitement, the thrill of the race, and the tragedy of Senna's death in a few instrumental pieces of music that enhance every single scene they appear in. It was a joy to listen to this soundtrack accompany this film, and I certainly hope the film-makers look to release this fantastic musical score at some point as I am sure anyone who has seen this film will be interested in hearing it again and again.
The film goes through Senna's career at Formula One, and eventually hits on the fateful day on 1st May 1994, at Imola, where Senna is to race his final race and tragically end his life. There was something very odd about watching a clearly troubled man on-screen, with the audience knowing what is going to happen to him, yet he has no idea. Yet, I couldn't help but feel watching this that Senna did have a sense of foreboding about this race, and this just added to my unsettled feeling. I almost didn't want to watch but found myself glued to the screen, heart-beating fast. I'm not ashamed to say I shed a tear over this whole section of the movie, it's incredibly moving, and when you have spent almost 2 hours getting to know Ayrton Senna in a way you probably haven't before, the now infamous crash takes on a very different stance when watched in this context.. it feels incredibly sad and the entire cinema seemed on edge and moved by what they saw.
Something that spelt out to me the power this movie had was the credits. Usually, the moment the credits roll on a film , 99% of the audience is on its feet and rushing for the door. When the credits rolled for this film, no one moved. We all wanted to watch the repeated scenes from the film playing alongside the credits, and it took the lights eventually going up and the Vue advertisements beginning on the screen again for us to begin to vacate the cinema. The film definitely had an effect on us, and hours after watching it, I am still thinking about the things Senna said, and the turmoil he was going through at the Imola race weekend, and wishing he had decided not to race, as Frank Williams had fully expected him not to.
I cannot recommend this film highly enough, whether you are a motor sport fan or not. As I mentioned, I'm certainly not but I was glued to the screen for the duration, which is just over 2 hours long. The audience in my screen were laughing along at some of Senna's funnier moments which did come quite frequently, and one perfect scene involving Alain Prost walking in front of a Brazilian crowd after Senna's first home grand prix victory with the most perfect subtitling (I shan't spoil it for you here!). We all held our breath as the on-board camera on Senna's car shows us his last moments around the Imola track, and shed a tear at the moving funeral footage, his sister Vivianne clutching Senna's helmet being one of the most moving images of the lot. There isn't as much race footage as some may expect, instead focussing on interviews etc, but for me the balance was just right. This is a superb documentary, and for once, I don't mind admitting Jeremy Clarkson was 100% right when he branded this unmissable. Truly fantastic.
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