The Grand Olympics

This documentary is part of the 100 Years of Olympic Films collection, spanning from 1912 to 2012. It showcases key events and athletes from the 1960 Summer Olympics, including the remarkable performances of Wilma Rudolph, who was dubbed the black gazelle, and Livio Berruti, who made history as the first white athlete to win the 200 meters.

The film also highlights the achievements of Abebe Bikila, the Ethiopian marathon runner who famously won the marathon while running barefoot. Collectors interested in sports history and Olympic lore will find this documentary a valuable addition to their libraries.

Available formats include DVD and VHS, making it accessible for collectors who appreciate physical media. The film not only documents athletic feats but also reflects the cultural significance of the Olympic Games during this era.