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Running Men: Documentary on Kenyan Runners

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  1. Picked this up over at DRM (Dead Runners Mind). Looks like it's ann
    interesting documentary.

    In health and on the run,
    Ozzie Gontang
    Director, San Diego Marathon Clinic, est. 1975
    Maintainer - rec.running FAQ
    http://www.faqs.org/faqs/running-faq/
    Mindful Running:
    http://www.mindfulness.com/mr.asp

    http://www.tvfrance-intl.com/tvfi/direct_societe.php?idsoc=582&langue=An
    &nom=ZORN+PRODUCTION+INTERNATIONAL

    RUNNING MEN
    Documentary
    Ethnography/Civilization, Personal viewpoint, Social/humanitarian, Sport

    Year 2004

    Duration 52'

    Support Super 16 mm
    All
    Original version French
    Available versions English and French
    Distribution ZORN PRODUCTION INTERNATIONAL

    The Kenyan long-distance runners arrive in February every year, at the
    beginning of the season. They have come to run for their living, by
    winning amateur meets one weekend after another. A race against time:
    while the tourist visa lasts, they can earn enough to provide for their
    families for 4 to 6 months. They introduce us to a strange little world
    where some race for fun and health, and others run for a living ­ run
    to exhaustion with only one thing in mind: surviving by earning the
    modest prizes offered. A North-South encounter off the beaten track.

  2. Quoted message said:

    RUNNING MEN


    Documentary
    Ethnography/Civilization, Personal viewpoint, Social/humanitarian,
    Sport>

    There are no "ethiopian men", only hermaphrodites.

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