From the Ashes

About This Movie

So, 'From the Ashes' dives deep into cricket's rich history, particularly that riveting summer of '81. The way it captures the tension of the matches, with Botham and Brearley at the helm, is something else. You really get a sense of the atmosphere back then—crowd energy, the thrill of the game, all that. It’s not just about the sport; there’s this underlying theme of resilience. The pacing feels just right, letting you soak in each moment. The interviews are quite raw, giving a personal touch to the nostalgia. It stands out for how it balances stats with the human stories behind them, making it feel less like a typical sports doc and more like a journey through a pivotal time in cricket history.

1981 Ashes series focus · Strong character-driven storytelling · Unique blend of sports history and personal narratives