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Made with a blunt honesty, it focuses on the every day toil and strain.
Pretsell reveals the daily peloton as a complex, bobbing organism complete with workplace chit-chat and the constant oversight of employers, and his film immerses you in Millar's environment and mindset.
Pompous and unenlightening.
Edinburgh's Finlay Pretsell seems to have cameras everywhere, giving viewers a up close, very personal and thrilling insight into an ultra demanding sport.
There's a painful, pentup anger and hurt at the heart of this documentary portrait of David Millar.
Time Trial is hypnotic and elegantly put together - that's especially remarkable for a documentary about a disgraced man. It may be the ultimate cyclists' movie.
An immersive, sobering, brutal film.
With its moody tone and intense footage, this is a film we experience rather than just watch.
Building to a powerful conclusion, this is a documentary with real force, a compelling personal story and a dizzying visual experience that you won't easily forget.
It's hard to watch, but impossible not to be drawn into [Millar's] raging against the dying of his own personal light.
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