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pivic
28Jun11
The core power of this documentary is the intelligently and very touching story as told by Ankie Spitzer, the wife of one of the athletes involved in this. All in all: interesting, but if it weren't for Ankie Spitzer and a few other voices chiming in here, there wouldn't be much more than a cinematic equivalent of a Wikipedia entry to this.
Moamen
25Jan11
this movie is Kinda phsycopatic ...... anyway , this documentary does more on the side of art rather than that of the documentation......it concentrates more and meditates on the atmosphere and trauma of the events rather than getting into the serious aspects of the events ..........very good work on the editing side .......... finally , I think this docu. is very good as a sort of art with a special view of events
Aaron T. Lemley
22Jun09
the musical montages are horrible they rip you from the film. the use of recreation is poor. the story telling is good.
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