Dani is a caring and modest guy who, after the death of his father, finally decided to change his life. He has long dreamed of going on a trip around the world, and now, it would seem, nothing can stop him. However, the night before, the hero meets a mysterious girl named Mila, who instantly lures the gullible young man into her network. In just a few hours, Dani's calm life turns into a real hell.

Mid 70's. In Formula 1 racing, two irreconcilable rivals came together - Briton James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and Austrian Niki Lauda (Daniel Brühl). For a long time, their competition on the race tracks was tough, but it was only in 1976 that fate decreed that both drivers had equal cars. In equal conditions, to win, you need to show new character traits. Once the race has started, there is no turning back. There will only be one winner.

In the near future, the Earth is almost destroyed by thermonuclear war and global environmental disaster. The surface of the planet has turned into one continuous desert with rare patches of fertile soil. Miraculously, the surviving people form bloodthirsty gangs and fight for the “remnants of former luxury”: underground springs, oil reserves, cars and weapons. One of these gangs, controlling the mountain fortress of the Citadel, captures the lonely wanderer Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy), who was once a police officer and who has become one of the best “road warriors” in the new world. The bandits want to use Max as a blood donor for their comrades dying of cancer. Meanwhile, the one-armed Furiosa (Charlize Theron), leader of the gang's raiding squad, escapes from the Citadel with the young wives of the bandit leader, the elderly Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne). The woman wants to find a place where girls are considered equal members of society, and not the property of men. Immortan Joe and his men give chase, taking Max with them, and the circumstances are such that Max soon finds himself in the cockpit of a combat truck in which Furiosa is racing through the desert.

I won’t say that I’m an ardent fan of racing, cars and everything that goes with it. But nevertheless, the film, based on real events about the friendship of an automobile designer and a reckless driver, as well as their joint opposition to the fastest automobile concern in particular and corporate culture in general, interested me extremely. Therefore, I didn’t want to miss such a spectacle on the big screen. What came of this film?

In 2019, director James Mangold released the film Ford v Ferrari, which we translated as “The Outsiders.” Cinema allowed us to touch the world of cars and racing, which was in a very interesting position in the mid-20th century. Ford v Ferrari comes to mind when it comes to Michael Mann's Ferrari. But the emphasis of these films is completely different. We'll tell you how Mann's new movie turned out in our review.
Review of the film "Ferrari" / Ferrari

On January 18, “The Great Race” was released. Audi vs Lanci." The film was directed by a little-known Italian director Stefano Mordini, inviting into the cast equally little-known European actors and, suddenly, two-time Golden Globe nominee Daniel Brühl. Did The Great Race manage to tell a worthy story?

Robert Moresco's drama "Lamborghini: The Man of Legend" is a biopic about the life of the Italian industrialist who created the world-famous brand of sports cars. The role of Ferruccio Lamborghini, a dreamer and the standard of self-made philosophy, was played by American actor Frank Grillo. The biography of the great Italian is inseparable from the company that bears his name, and this connection, coupled with production hell, plays a cruel joke on Lamborghini, turning a drama about loneliness into a corporate film for showing to automobile enthusiasts.

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