One reason that the documentary about Ayrton Senna turned into a heroic story was through its well-needed commentary and its dramatic music. The documentary did a good job of explaining the usefulness of Ayrton Senna to his native community. Stating, “Because he was well known in Brazil, people, organization, and even the government, all ran to him for one help or the other,” the speaker uses his knowledge and experience to reveal a different aspect of Senna’s life and its positive influence on his society. In terms of sounds and music, the narrator’s placement of his different choices of songs in its different locations is unrivaled. The soft and journey like music that started the movie, the songs that were played in order to celebrate champions at the mid section of the documentary (he was crowed the “formula one world champion”), and also the sorrowful sounds that occurred during Ayrton Senna’s burier, all contributed their part in transforming an ordinary documentary to a historic story. Another aspect that really brings out life from the documentary is the skillful technic of the settings and also the well-timed interviews with celebrities, family and other random people. At the earlier stage of the movie, the narrator profoundly describes Ayrton’s feeling about racing the go cars; he loves the fact that there were no politics or money involved; he loves the fact that it is fair and intensely competitive. And when asked by the public towards the end of the film about his most memorable race, he flashed back to as far as 1978 when he first came to Europe. These examples show the creativity of the filmmaker in his attempt to turn a life into a story. Having interviews in any documentary or shows helps the viewers to understand the current situation at hand. Every successful or memorable documentary mostly provides his or her spectator with sufficient and important interviews because it breaks down a general observat