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Fire In Babylon

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Feature-length documentary chronicling the astounding success of the West Indies cricket team during the 1970s and '80s. The film documents the defiant rise to power of the team, which became an icon of West Indian independence and black consciousness as it embarked on its 15-year world domination of a sport traditionally associated with British colonialism and racial subjugation.

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Taal ‏ : ‎ Engels
Afmetingen pakket ‏ : ‎ 18.6 x 13.6 x 1.4 cm; 80 gram
Regisseur ‏ : ‎ Stevan Riley
Uitvoeringstijd ‏ : ‎ 1 uur en 27 minuten
Ondertitels: ‏ : ‎ Engels
Studio ‏ : ‎ Altitude
Producenten ‏ : ‎ John Battsek, Charles Steel
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00NTY461S
Land van herkomst ‏ : ‎ Australië
Schrijvers ‏ : ‎ Stevan Riley
Aantal disks ‏ : ‎ 1

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bulbulamir

Got to have it

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 5 december 2015

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Brash, in your face documentary that captures a much lamented era of one of the all time great teams in ANY sport. Fifteen years at the top of their sport, with too many genuine greats of cricket to mention (but Richards, Lloyd, Greenidge, Haynes, Murray, Marshall, Holding, Roberts, Garner, Walsh will do for starters), this team not only dominated cricket but were a focus for national identity and pride in being West Indian. They transended their sport like all the great teams or individuals do (think Mohammed Ali or Imran Khan). This documentary communicates the emotion and political commitment with which this team played and the fans supported them. Not the most sophisticated film-making you'll ever see, but it was a good idea to just let the guys talk and tell us in their own words how they saw it. incredible to think that there were many - mostly English - players, fans and commentators who said of the Windies at the time that they were crude, brutal bullies, totally incorrectly because these guys were masters of their craft. Time has lent perspective and I hope that even the most blinkered England fan can now see that this was truly a team of greats. By the way, they were matched on the field only by Imran's Pakistan team of 1986-8, itself a terrific side, who played out two consecutive drawn series, which both Imran and Richards said was the best cricket they had ever seen.

To all lovers of cricket, this is a must, with a killer soundtrack to boot. For those who don't know why cricket is such an addictive and thrilling, even terrifying sport, watch this and you'll see.

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David Lennon

From low to the highest peak. This is a lesson on how to build a culture of excellence.

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 21 augustus 2020

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I got my cricketing education in the 1980's and fell in love with West Indies Cricket. Did I hate watching my team, England getting spanked? Yes, but as a kid, you really appreciate brilliance and will use the best as role models. These guys were mine.
At the time I had no idea what they'd had to deal with as a nation, race and sporting team. This is a real education on how a small series of disparate nations came together to defeat ignorance, racism and stereotypes by learning from their defeats to become the very best at what they did.
Possible the greatest world sporting dynasty this planet will ever see.
This brought back great memories and is a really well put together piece of historical documentation.

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Yanni Sis

Windies in your Eye...duck!

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 7 juni 2011

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This is one of the best documentaries you will see and you don't have to like or understand cricket to enjoy it! The film charts the rise of the greatest cricketing team ever to grace the field, the West Indies between 1975 and 1996. It looks at the politics of race and sport and shows how the only way the Windies could answer injustice and racism was by excelling on the field. Their contribution has benefited cricket as a whole and the level at which all nations have to compete now is far higher than that which existed prior to the rise of the Windies. The film shows the double standards of the English and Australian teams, especially the latter which was happy to dish out dangerous bowling from the likes of Lillee and Thomson but could not take it when the West Indians retaliated with Roberts, Holding, Croft and Garner. The film also shows the struggles of the players, their experiences in Australia, disputes with their own cricketing board, and the bias of the media, as well as how the hopes and aspirations of ordinary people in the Windies and England rested on the success of the cricketing team. I was fortunate to see all of the test matches between England and the Windies in this film and it captures the spirit of the players and the audience as it really was. In fact, audiences of all races appreciated the manner in which the Windies played and the excitement generated even if they hated the results. It is a joyous, uplifting film of an era the likes of which we will never experience again.

The film mixes original footage with commentary from musicians, admirers and many of the players themselves, and music from many local bands and established singers. This is definitely one for a long summer evening in with friends and sets up a summer full of sport...and cricket. The blu-ray picture sparkles and is bright and the 5.1 soundtrack is suitably loud and energetic. This film has only just been released in the theatres over a fortnight ago and is, along with 'Senna' which is the other sports documentary of Summer 2011, one of the the highlights of the year. Don't miss out.

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Formidable and powerful documentary

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 6 november 2012

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This documentary is formidable, powerful and makes for quite brilliant viewing. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a complete goon. The film revives the glory years of West Indian cricket from the mid 1970s to the 1980s and the impact this had on black politics and culture. Under the captaincy of Clive Lloyd the West Indies 1975 tour to Australia was the virgin tour for most of the young guys like Viv Richards, Michael Holding and Andy Roberts. They got pummelled and peppered by the brutality of the Aussie bowling attack of Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thompson. The Windies got beaten badly. They were also subject to disgraceful racist abuse from the fans. Both must have hardened them both mentally and physically. Lloyd then thought, if the Aussies can do this then so can we and he went in search through out the West Indies to find the powerful / fast bowlers to drive his new West Indian cricket team. Then roll on the English in 76. We played right into their hands when Tony Grieg muttered that infamous "grovel" remark. What a complete nark, and we gave the West Indies the ammo required even before a ball was bowled or a shot played. They smashed our arrogant and pompous heads into the ground and good. I just wish I could've seen them play back then. What a team. The question is, how would one react if one was facing Andy Roberts, Michael Holding, Joel Garner or Malcolm Marshall? Well I would brown my trousers and run away towards the site screens. I am a Somerset fan and I am so pleased we honored Sir Viv Richards with the naming of a set of entrance gates and a stand after him at the County Ground in Taunton. Such a shame Peter Roebuck cancelled his contract in 1986 along with Joel Garner. I was lucky enough to see Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh and Ian Bishop play at the County Ground and by Joe they were quick. Plus they were more than happy to sign my autograph book and ask how we were. Well I digress, but take it from this review that the DVD is an absolute classic.

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EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY!

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 18 juni 2011

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I am luckier than some white people in that I have had black cousins since I was born. Hanging around with black cousins and intigrating into their family was something I took for granted in the 60's and 70's. However looking at this documentary centred around Cricket and the racial hate problems of the time has opened my eyes somewhat to the downside of a black community.
I have always loved watching the West Indies team play agressive cricket, their fast bowling and tremendous batting was awsome to watch. As a youth of 14 I tried to model my batting stance on Dennis Amiss who I had seen score 203 at the Oval in 1976 against the pace of Holding Roberts et al.
I went to the saturday of the Oval test with a friend in 1980 and felt intimidated by the dancing West Indian Fans telling me to burn my England Scarf - only to find out it was their humour and within minutes they were sharing their drink and food with us while we were waiting for tickets! I was almost pleased when the days play was called off before the start due to a thunderstorm as we were enjoying ourselves so much in their company!
The views of some of the players might not stand comfortable with viewers but it sure got them together as a team and they helped the game of cricket at the same time! I'm proud to be a cricket fan because of the mixture of cultures that watch cricket shows we have more in common than we have differences!Just watch the crowds at any game and you will see fans of both sides talking and laughing with each other! The lack of on or off field fighting or agression could teach football supporters a thing or two!

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