As documentaries go, it's a decent one. It's pretty straightforward, the subject matter is in the title: a recollection of major life events that shaped the titular model/athlete's personality up to the film's shooting. While her story is inspirational, to be honest I found it odd. The life she led is unusual to say the least. It's a gross oversimplification, but basicly she's a beautiful daredevil with a storied life full of hardship. Had I not been oblivious to her existence prior to viewing this film, I'd have probably enjoyed it more, alas, I'm unversed both in fashion and sports. She's equal parts ordinary and peculiar which, to learn, is the whole point of this documentary. It's worth watching if you're interested in extraordinary people.

As documentaries go, it's a decent one. It's pretty straightforward, the subject matter is pretty much in the title: a recollection of major life events that shaped the titular model/athlete's personality up to the movie's shooting. I'd say it's inspirational, but to be honest I found it more to be odd. The life she led is unusual to say the least.

It would have been more appealing had I ever heard of her befor watching this movie. I guess the target demographic constitutes of fans of her and people looking for some inspiration to carry on in the face of adversity.

All in all, it's worth watching, if for nothing else, than to learn that Sierra Quitiquit exists.