In the 1970s, Ilie Năstase was one of the stars who helped elevate tennis into a must-watch sport, alongside Jimmy Connors, Björn Borg, Arthur Ashe, and others. Năstase was the “bad boy” – clashing with umpires, taunting his opponents, and off the court, he reveled in burning up the dance floors, dining at fancy restaurants, and flirting relentlessly. A boisterous socialite, he was not always politically correct. Tudor Giurgiu’s documentary captures the Năstase's complexity, featuring insights not only from the man himself but also from numerous tennis stars who attest to his unique character. With a wealth of archival footage, this documentary offers an enjoyable experience that won over the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.