Andy Murray: Resurfacing

I really enjoyed this film about Andy Murray. It was raw, honest, emotional, uplifting & inspirational film. I may have teared up watching the pain and agony on Andy's face. The film also showed a side to Andy I have never seen before, his humor, joking personality, love for his family and his surrounding team. It was super cool.The film does an excellent job capturing so many emotions surrounding his recovery and his tennis. Lastly the film had such a nice flow and rhythm to it and I didn't want it to end.

Andy thanks for sharing your journey. I have a much better understanding of the sacrifices, dedication and hard work that go into his job. Nothing but compleat respect. Jeff from (Seattle)

This is not only a fantastic insight into what it takes to be at the absolute pinnacle of your sport, but it is also a superbly made film.

Olivia Cappuccini has put together a beautiful documentary on how one of the best sportsmen on the planet desperately tries to get back his fitness following a potential career ending injury. We see that for a sportsperson like this it is not a solo endeavour; he is part of a team, and we see how much Andy relies on the inputs from that team, and the consequences of not listening to them.

It successfully demonstrates how incredibly small margins that mean nothing to us mere mortals, are the difference between continuing or ending a professional sports career.

It is beautifully made, and Andy Murray himself lays it all out for us to see...and more importantly, the love and support he has from his wife Kim, who is a partner who completely understands what it takes to support someone to achieve greatness.

Liking Andy Murray himself is not necessarily relevant to the enjoyment of it, although that does make it all the better.

This was such a great documentary! Real life of a superstar who has achieved everything in his sport but yet having to battle to control his destiny on when to retire and the frustration of having that taken away from you by your own body!

The dedication and frustrations that have gone along with it were incredible to watch. This was such an eye opening look into Andy Murray as a person and also why he has achieved what he has in his career. It was fantastic!! And for those that weren't fans, watch this movie, it'll give you a different perspective on someone who's just a regular guy who's worked unbelievably hard to achieve his greatness!

This is one of the best documentaries about sport's players ever crested and probably the best of a tennis one. You can connect with Andy just as the crowd do in the courts. The Documentary shows literally what was on Andy's head during whole process of injuries, surgeries and rehabilitation almost directly with not much cuts neither editing. Also, this production never falls in the extra dramatization, the manipulation of feelings or the way of be a "feel good" story. It's pretty real bad honest to us and let us meet more about who Andy really is. The voice notes and the self recording moments are simply perfect, because they make us feel close to the player and let us know the backstage of all that process of recuperation. Finally, I'd like to say Andy puts on the table many things about social media, magazines, newspapers and a so, that really make us thing about what we say en social media about famous pakyers, and what's more relevant, what the big journalist and experts say about players.

I'm a tennis player myself and love sports in general. This was a brilliant watch to see the ups and downs of Andy's journey, you see the positive and the negatives aspects and everything that he went through.

There's a few personal moments where you hear private voice notes and videos he recorded when he couldn't sleep at night. There's some lovely words from his wife Kim throughout, she must have been his saviour through everything he's gone through.

Let's not forget he's recently won the European Open, and 2020 looks bright for Andy, can't wait to see what it brings for him!