Tokyo Olympiad (Tôkyô orimpikku)

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7.7	Rating (38 ratings)
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Directed by

Kon Ichikawa

Starring

Uwe Beyer
Self - Hammer Throw

Abebe Bikila
Self

Ralph Boston
Self - Long Jump

Avery Brundage
Self

Kiki Caron
Self - Swimmer

Larisa Latynina
Self - Gymnast

Joe Frazier
Self

Hirohito
Self

Written by

Kon Ichikawa

Natto Wada

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1 year, 3 months ago at Aug 15 15:45

fernando

(OK) Ichikawa brights accordinf the sport : in the water is confusing, but the strenghtens muscles and the effort in the faces, in the races in slow motion, with the excellent photo and camerawork overall the film, is worth the viewing. A dry narraion, with enphasis in japanese sports; there´s no the sex and mystic of Rifensthal...maybe Ichikawa was to prudent...

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Release date: 20 March 1965
UPC: 037429166420

Tags: Documentary (2), Japan (2), Olympics (2), Color (1), 180 Min. (1), Bikila Abebe (1), Track (1), Marathon (1), Crowd (1), 1964 (1), Asia (1), 1960s (1), Tokyo (1), 1965 (1), Japanese (1), Sports (1), Athletes (1)

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fernando posted a review 1 year, 3 months ago

“(OK) Ichikawa brights accordinf the sport : in the water is confusing, but the strenghtens muscles and the effort in the faces, in the races in slow motion, with the excellent photo and camerawork overall the film, is worth the viewing. A dry narraion, with enphasis in japanese sports; there´s no the sex and mystic of Rifensthal...maybe Ichikawa was to prudent...” read more

fernando rated this 7/10 1 year, 3 months ago