Super Frenchie

Although director Chase Ogden dutifully captures that nagging call of the wild, he misses a golden opportunity to more thoroughly investigate the formative stimuli that prompted the seemingly carefree Giraud to pursue his limit-pushing lifestyle...

A thing of heart and grace.

The filmmaking itself never really elevates these moments beyond what's captured in the GoPro cameras, but it's impressive imagery regardless.

Has the depth of a fortune cookie.

... achieves a nice mix between the breathtaking sequences of Giraud in action with a more intimate glimpse into his family life.

Super Frenchie plays more as a long home movie about a guy who does some crazy stuff sometimes.

Covers quite a long span in Giraud's life and gets into him becoming a father.

Watching the footage of Giraud BASE jumping is enough to make you hold your breath or grip the armrests of your chair.

All in all, Super Frenchie - a title that comes from the nickname that Giraud has given himself - is an exciting feature.