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The movie focuses on Senna's rivalry throughout the mid-1980s with France's Alain Prost set against the backdrop of the politics of the sport. The documentary chronicals how Senna -- humble, shy and fiercely patriotic -- is killed in his prime in front of a televised audience.
It addition to the movie, racing enthusiasts will get an opportunity to hear Keith Hudak, who has covered many Formula I events as a journalist and photographer.
The movie will be shown at 7 p.m., Wednesday, at the playhouse. The cost for the film and discussion is $15.
Driving-themed food and beverages will be available.
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