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The Big Swim is a 1963 documentary that focuses on Canada's elite swimmers as they prepare for the 1964 Olympic Games. Directed by the ONF and NFB, this film captures the intense training regimen of these athletes and their journey towards competition.
The Big Swim has seen limited releases in various formats, making it somewhat hard to find. Its scarcity adds to the appeal among collectors, especially those with an interest in Olympic history or Canadian sports. Documentaries from this era often have their own unique charm, and this one captures the athletic spirit of the 60s in a way that's both authentic and engaging. It’s a notable piece for any collector focusing on sports documentaries or Canadian cinema.
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The Big Swim is a documentary.
The Big Swim was released in 1963.
The film was produced by ONF and NFB.
The top cast members include Thérèse Arbic and Étienne Aubray.
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