The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm, 1912 2017 123movies

Watch: The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm, 1912 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – 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..
Plot: Newly restored and assembled by the International Olympic Committee – the earliest comprehensive moving-image record of the modern Olympic Games that survives today.
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time capsule
This is The Games of the V Olympiad Stockholm in 1912. Surviving footages have been assembled and restored by the IOC. It serves more as archives of the competition. With events as old as these, it’s important to maintain the limited footages. Some of these athletes have no other films. It’s history. The most compelling may be the female divers. 90% of the footage has the male competitors. Women seems to be relegated to the pool and tennis. It’s also a little scandalous to have the female form for those early days. I’m guessing this was rarely shown to the public. Other footage includes the gold medal football match. Quite frankly, the footage can be aired in some countries for the football fanatics. Notable oddities are some of the old flags. It’s great to see the classic American look. The Canadians have their maple leaf. All in all, this is a piece of history and important as a time capsule.

An Evanescent Celebrity
Given the opening titles state this is a re-edited version of surviving elements, it’s difficult to come to conclusions about the original production. As it exists, it’s 175 minutes of clips, arranged in chronological order, of the 1912 Olympics. Events are offered in abbreviated versions, typically showing ten seconds of an event, followed by the names of the winners, and then images of them; the one exception seems to be the women’s diving, which shows the young women in their damp outfits.

In 1912, of course, the thought was that people would wish to see the winners. Nowadays, most of the names are forgotten, save for Jim Thorpe and the King of Sweden. Almost everything is shot with a fixed camera, using angles that had become established by a decade earlier, back when actualities would show these sports, each by itself as part of a film program. Given these issues, this becomes a peculiar film, probably the longest documentary of its time, but of interest to an audience of Olympics memorabilists, showing the Olympics in an era when it was a competition of amateurs, people who performed for pride, and then got on with their lives.

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Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr 50 min (170 min) (DVD)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Documentary, Sport
Director Adrian Wood
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Actors Georg Aberg, Benjamin Adams, Platt Adams
Country Switzerland
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Sound Mix Mono
Aspect Ratio 1.33 : 1
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Negative Format 16 mm
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