Visions of Eight (1973) - SFdb

Table of contents

Basic facts
Links and resources
Titles
Crew
Cast
Companies

About the film
Plot summary
Swedish censorship / rating
Technical specifications
Comments
Original work

Production location
Release dates
Soundtrack listing
Awards
Related films
Subjects

Holdings Film
Holdings Posters
Holdings Archive materials
Holdings Scripts
Holdings Stills
Holdings Promotion materials

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Basic facts

Original title	Visions of Eight
Film type	Feature
Category	Documentary
Director	Jurij Ozerov Mai Zetterling Arthur Penn Show all
Producer	Stan Margulies
Screenplay	Deliara Ozerova David Hughes Shuntaro Tanikawa
Production country	USA West Germany
Production company	The Wolper Organization
Classification	Suitable for all audiences
Swedish release	1973-08-20

Titles

Original title	Visions of Eight
Swedish release title	8 visioner
Co-production title	München 1972 - Acht berühmte Regisseure sehen die Spiele der XX. Olympiade
Rating title	時よとまれ君は美しい－最も速く－

Crew

Director	Jurij Ozerov (The Beginning/Vor dem Start/Början) Mai Zetterling The Strongest/Der Stärkste/De starkaste) Arthur Penn (The Highest/Am Höchsten/De högsta) Michael Pfleghar (The Women/Die Frauen/Kvinnorna) Kon Ichikawa (The Fastest/Der Schnellste/De snabbaste) Claude Lelouch (The Losers/Die Verlierer/Förlorarna) Milos Forman (The Decathlon/Der Zehnkampf/Tiokampen) John Schlesinger (The Longest/Die Einsamsten/Det längsta)
Screenplay	Deliara Ozerova (The Beginning) David Hughes (The Strongest) Shuntaro Tanikawa (The Fastest)
Producer	Stan Margulies
Director of Photography	Igor Slabnevič (The Beginning) Rune Ericson (The Strongest) Walter Lassally (The Highest) Ernst Wild (The Women) Masuo Yamaguchi (The Fastest) Michael J. Davis (as Mike Davis) (The Fastest) Alan Hume (The Fastest) Daniel Bocly (The Losers) Jörgen Persson (The Decathlon) Arthur Wooster (The Longest)
Music	Henry Mancini
Film Editor	Dede Allen Catherine Bernard Jim Clark Lars Hagström Edward Roberts Margot von Schlieffen

Companies

Production Company	The Wolper Organization
Co-Production Company	Bavaria Atelier GmbH
Orderer	Nationales Olympisches Kommitee (NOK)
Distributor in Sweden (35 mm)	AB Svensk Filmindustri	1973

Swedish censorship / rating

Censorship number	112167
Date	1973-07-31
Classification	Suitable for all audiences
Original length	2985 meters

Technical specifications

Aspect ratio	2.35:1
Sound type	Sound
Sound system	Optical mono
Colour type	Colour
Colour system	Technicolor
Carrier type	35 mm
Length in metres	3019 meter
Length in minutes	110 min

Production location

Munich

West Germany

1972-08-26

1972-09-11

Release dates

Festival showing	1973-05-01		Cannes	France	99 min	(Cannes Filmfestival)
First showing	1973-08-10		New York City, New York	USA	99 min
Release in Sweden	1973-08-20	Sergel	Stockholm	Sweden	99 min
Cinematheque screening	2014-03-08	Filmhuset	Stockholm	Sweden
	2014-03-11	Filmhuset	Stockholm	Sweden

Holdings Posters

Size	About 70 x 100 cm
Quantity	2

Holdings Stills

Black and white print	10
Colour prints	set
Behind the scenes prints	4
Slides	set
Digital images	No
Negatives	No
Contact sheets	No
Album	No

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