The Flight of Bryan review magnificent nerds and their remarkable flying machines
Briefly

This documentary chronicles the efforts of a California team determined to win the 1977 Kremer prize for man-powered flight, showcasing their ingenuity and challenges.
Director James Erskine invites Bryan Allen, the pilot of the Gossamer Condor, to share his experiences, interspersing engaging interviews with creative reconstructions that breathe life into the narrative.
The film highlights the intersection of creativity and neurodiversity, as several interviewees discuss their Asperger's diagnosis, illustrating how it fueled their focus and determination in engineering.
Erskine seamlessly blends reenactments with archival footage, offering an engaging portrayal of the engineering team's journey, though some may find the jazzy soundtrack overused.
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