Really gripping
A great documentary is one about a subject you have little interest in. Cricket doesn't entrall me but this way compulsive viewing. Up until the late 70s Windies cricket was a best patronised, players ripped off and a team that had not adapted to the more ruthless Aussie fast bowling of Greg Chappell and the like.
Clive Lloyd was more than a Captain but a talent scout and man on a mission. This tale of how the West Indies became a cricketing superpower is better than Rocky or any other fictional account.
Cricket was always seen as a game played by arrogant toffs by many Brits and the sight of them cowering to a new generation of West Indian fast bowlers in 1976 bought delight far beyond the Carribean and Brixton.