And We Go Green (2019)

And We Go Green makes Formula E feel like the future arriving at full speed: sleek electric machines, roaring city streets, and a sport still inventing itself in real time. The documentary doesn’t just explain the tech and the stakes—it drops you into the visceral rhythm of race weekends, where strategy, nerve, and split-second decisions turn clean energy into pure adrenaline. Its bold, forward-looking vibe gives the film a sense of discovery, as if you’re watching motorsport rewrite its own rulebook under bright lights and big-city pressure. If you need the history-and-legacy weight of traditional racing, it may not hit the same nostalgia buttons, but if you’re curious about where competition is headed, it’s a thrilling, surprisingly splendid ride.

And We Go Green is clearly trying to sell you on Formula E as the future of racing, mixing globe-trotting city circuits with the sport’s eco-friendly mission and a roster of recognizable drivers. The problem is it often plays less like a documentary with a point of view and more like a sleek promotional reel, with character beats that never quite deepen and drama that stalls when it needs focus. The racing coverage can feel hectic and chopped up, so unless you already know the teams and stakes, it may come off as noise rather than tension. If you’re a motorsport or EV-curious viewer who wants vibes, access, and shiny speed, it’s a decent sampler; if you want a tight narrative and real insight, you’ll likely feel advertised to.