Critics' Choice Documentary Award |
| Best Editing |
| Best Sports Documentary |
| Most Compelling Living Subject of a Documentary |
Best Testimony on Knowledge |
Jaeger - LeCoultre Best Film Award |
| Best Film |
| Grand Jury Prize |
Grierson Award |
| Documentary Film |
New Directors Competition |
| Best Film |
If you think that this film will show you anything to do with John McEnroe or indeed give you any insight into tennis, the French Open etc etc then do not waste your money.
"When I walk out there on court, I become a maniac... Something comes over me, man.
Released just as the Serena Williams controversy broke out over her confrontation with a court-side umpire at the U.S.
I have to say that the team did a great job of reviewing thousands of minutes of John McEnroe game footage shot for coaching analysis purposes and making a movie of it. That said, this is the sort of thing I'd enjoy watching on tv on a lazy Saturday afternoon perhaps but when it was presented as a movie, in a cinema, about one of tennis's game changers and precocious characters, it was disappointing.