The documentary starts in the first few minutes like an advertising film or a PR campaign for Boris Becker. A lot of things seem posed and succinct. The answers of the different contemporary witnesses are sometimes relatively unemotional. Is that perhaps due to the uninteresting person Boris Becker? But on the contrary. His life is definitely worth telling and exciting. This is particularly evident in the second half of the film. Nevertheless, the film does not really get going and remains, with a few exceptions, a pure sequence of Boris Becker's biographical events. Too bad, because the person would have more to tell.
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