A new documentary film focusing on the life of Jonah Lomu, the late New Zealand rugby icon, has been released. The film aims to provide a comprehensive look at the athlete's career and his status as a global rugby phenomenon. Lomu, who passed away in 2015, remains one of the most recognizable figures in the history of the sport, particularly remembered for his dominant performance during the 1995 Rugby World Cup.

The production of the film was not without controversy. Nadene Lomu, the widow of the late rugby star, attempted to block the project through legal action, though the effort was ultimately unsuccessful. She also declined to participate in the documentary. Additionally, the film revisits high-profile moments from Lomu's career, such as his physical encounter with England’s Mike Catt during the 1995 semi-final in Cape Town. The documentary makers proceeded with the project despite the lack of cooperation from the Lomu family, arguing that the film offers a necessary and fresh perspective on his life and influence on rugby.