User Reviews

Despite loving biographies, winning women warm our S2 and motivate our spirits, but the title "Driving the Impossible" made me feel an expectation of overcoming and suffering, Lucha has a natural talent, stimulating family, wealthy childhood, ingredients that facilitate the achievement of success, there wasn't a big fight, documentary is deserved, 8 times the best in the world, pride of hermana...

When I hear Lucha ... I am thinking of Lucha Libre ... so a completely different sport than the one that is depicted here. So you can imagine my surprise when I started watching this ... I am certain that I am either alone with this sentiment or in a really really small minority. Why do I say this? To show you that it doesn't even matter what one thinks this is - it still works as a documentary.

So this is about a female player who had the drive, motivation and most importantly the skills to get to the top ... again and again. Now that does not mean there weren't any hardships - or setbacks. And yet if you are like her, nothing will throw you back.

Emotional and quite inspirational too, this is a thorough documentary. It may not interest some people, because of the sport that is depicted here, but that almost is a sideshow ... almost - you should be open to it. But if you don't like it, there is nothing that can be done.