The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm, 1912

Using the surviving film materials from the Olympic Games held in Stockholm 1912 created at the time by a single production company, Svensk-Amerikanska Filmkompaniet these images, often misunderstood and consequently misused as historical records The production undertook a scene-by-scene analysis of each surviving shot using historical records to reconstruct a chronological sequence of images that would tell the story of these Olympic Games. After 4K digital scanning in Burbank , CA by Warner Bros. Motion Picture Imaging Chris Rodmell edited the material into a new chronological record of events from over a century before. The creation and addition of intertitles with newly written text, allows us to finally and accurately contextualize the images. The Criterion Blu-Ray edition comes with a musical accompaniment by Donald Sosin, thus brings the second dimension to what is a true testament to the technical quality of the original materials and the skillfulness of those who captured them.
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great from start to finish
The great story, characters, visuals, and so forth made this film incredibly memorable, as this movie will hold a special place in my heart.
Adrian Wood did a wonderful job with this movie. He gave the fans what they wanted to see without rolling over and catering to their every demand. 10/10 stars, perfect.
Hilarious - smart and creative writing that keeps you interested. Great movie.
Very clever, very original and very welcome. It's so different to popular modern Documentary films!
When I realized who directed this one, I thought, "Oh, no - not Adrian Wood!" but I was WRONG! "Mr Adrian Wood, surprise me!" I'm not only surprised - I am also very much impressed!
REALLY ENOYED THIS MOVIE
That's amazing to me. Watch this movie. This is worth your time.
One of the best movies of all time and most likely the best Sport I have ever watched.