Olimpiada en México

1969
G
4 Std.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMexican former Olympic swimmer Alberto Isaac's record of Mexico 68 is a celebration not of national achievement, but of individual heroism. This thoughtful and comprehensive film bristles wi... Alles lesenMexican former Olympic swimmer Alberto Isaac's record of Mexico 68 is a celebration not of national achievement, but of individual heroism. This thoughtful and comprehensive film bristles with offbeat moments and yields iconic images.Mexican former Olympic swimmer Alberto Isaac's record of Mexico 68 is a celebration not of national achievement, but of individual heroism. This thoughtful and comprehensive film bristles with offbeat moments and yields iconic images.

Regie
- Alberto Isaac
Drehbuch
- Alberto Isaac
- Fernando Macotela
Hauptbesetzung
- Enrique Lizalde
- Roberto Morales

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7,1/10

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IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Alberto Isaac
Drehbuch
- Alberto Isaac
- Fernando Macotela
Hauptbesetzung
- Enrique Lizalde
- Roberto Morales

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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- 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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8/10

It catches the spirit of both the year 1968 and the games.

The film catches the spirit of 1968. The glance is on the individual against odds and the joy of sport, not -as in previous olympic films and as the mexican government expected- in the "greatness", the solemnity of ceremonies or the "participation" of the masses. It is also the first olympic film to take a deep look on losers: the scene of the arrival of the last marathonian made a breakthrough on the way we look at sports. Or film them. It could have given a critical view of the events before the games (the massacre in Tlatelolco), but was constrained by its' sponsor: the government. Anyway, in Mexico young guys liked it, but it was abhorred by older folks.