¡Muhammad Ali Kuroi Tamashii
¡Japanese Movie (Documentary)
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[Machine Translation] [Toho DVD Masterpiece Selection] The black soul of Clay, the whistle-blower, blows in the lonely ring! You can hear the sound of soul from his magnificent footwork! A documentary film by Shintaro Katsu (Katsu Productions) depicting the human "Ali"! --In October 1974, "The Greatest" Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) regained his title as the world heavyweight boxing champion in what is still known today as "The Miracle of Kinshasa". After three and a half years of absence, he finally returned to the ring in October 1970. In March 1972, at the age of 30, he made his long-awaited first appearance in Japan. In March 1972, at the age of 30, he made his long-awaited first appearance in Japan, in his only official match in Japan, against Mack Foster. Filming by Katsu Productions, led by Shintaro Katsu, began at that time, and they continued to follow Ali's career, capturing even his activities in the United States on film. In addition, footage of Ali's most famous fights to date is inserted throughout the film. This is a valuable documentary film that thoroughly explores the way of life of the man who is considered "the greatest athlete of the 20th century.
Original Release Year: 1974
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