Make Us Dream: How to watch the Steven Gerrard documentary absolutely free

STEVEN Gerrard fans can watch Make Us Dream - the documentary chronicling the Liverpool legend’s career - for free on Amazon Prime right now.

Make Us Dream was released on November 16, before appearing in Amazon’s film library.

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And that means that all Amazon Prime subscribers can watch the film for free.

Of course if you haven’t already signed up for Prime, you can get yourself a 30-day free trial by clicking here and following the simple instructions.

• Watch Make Us Dream for free

That’ll give you access to the Amazon film library for the length of the trial, which will give you more than enough time to watch Make Us Dream and a host of other films before 30 days is up.

Just remember to cancel before the trial ends to avoid paying monthly for membership.

Make Us Dream analyses the career of Gerrard, from the legendary fightback in the Champions League final in Istanbul, to the agonising title challenge in the 2013/14 season.

It’s filled with insights and memories from the England legend himself, as he looks back at a career that packed with incredible highs and devastating lows.

Plenty of other former Liverpool stars also make an appearance in the feature length film as well as Gerrard’s family.

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The film has gone down well with fans and critics alike with the film earning almost all five star ratings on Amazon so far.

It was produced by James Gay-Rees, who's other credits including top F1 documentary Senna, as well as Amy, with Chronicled the life of the late Amy Winehouse.

Find out everything else you need to know about the film .

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