Michael Mann's 'Ferrari' Takes Audiences on a High-Speed Journey into the Life of Enzo Ferrari

The film, featuring authentic replicas of vintage race cars and real driving by Patrick Dempsey, centers on the dangerous 1957 Mille Miglia race.

Michael Mann's film 'Ferrari' provides a deep dive into the life of Enzo Ferrari, played by Adam Driver, and the dangerous world of mid-century motor racing.
The film features authentic replicas of vintage Ferrari and Maserati race cars, built by a team led by action vehicle supervisor Neil Layton.
Patrick Dempsey, a devoted amateur racing enthusiast, did all his own driving in the film, adding authenticity to the racing scenes.
The film's plot centers around the 1957 Mille Miglia, the last time this open-road timed event was run for anything other than vintage car amusement.
Despite criticisms of the film's focus on danger and death in racing, the film is praised for its stylistic pleasure and in-depth examination of interpersonal relationships.