"86" is a commemoration of the 30-year anniversary of jack nicklaus’ 30th anniversary historic 18th and final major championship in the 1986 masters. the film recounts the golden bear’s improbable come-from-behind victory to become the oldest winner of the masters at age 46. whether from a truck stop, hospital, at home with family or in-person, golf fans all remember where they were for jack’s final moment of glory in the majors, and the film documents the vivid memories from their array of vantage points. ’86 also features interviews with nicklaus and his family members, along with members of the broadcast team in 1986, fellow professionals, and members of the golf media covering the event. from the new york times: “nicklaus helps recreate his great charge, but the sweetest touches in the film are the side stories — about the sudden demand for the type of putter he was using; about the touching tale behind the yellow shirt he was wearing for that final round. golf is one of those sports that are either kind of drab or full of drama, and that day in april 1986 might have been the most dramatic it has been.”