Running Men (2004)
The Kenyan long-distance runners arrive every year, at the beginning of the season.
They have come to run for their living, by winning amateur meets one week-end 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.
We followed a team of Kenyans as they jogged through nothern France and Belgium, through the hard-won victories and the injuries that could put a stop to racing for the season.
They introduced 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 : earning the modest prizes offered.
A North-South encouter off the beaten track.
They have come to run for their living, by winning amateur meets one week-end 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.
We followed a team of Kenyans as they jogged through nothern France and Belgium, through the hard-won victories and the injuries that could put a stop to racing for the season.
They introduced 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 : earning the modest prizes offered.
A North-South encouter off the beaten track.
Directed by
Marilyn Watelet et Szymon Zaleski
Photography
Ella van den Hove
Pierre Gordower
Sébastien Tran
Sound
Eric Chabot
Frédéric Fontaine
Editing
Didier Vandewattyne
A production
Paradise Films & Zorn Production International
In coproduction with
France 3 Nord-Pas-de-Calais Picardie
CRRAV
RTBF
CBA
Developed with
Media Programme of the European Community
Centre National de la Cinématographie
Marilyn Watelet et Szymon Zaleski
Photography
Ella van den Hove
Pierre Gordower
Sébastien Tran
Sound
Eric Chabot
Frédéric Fontaine
Editing
Didier Vandewattyne
A production
Paradise Films & Zorn Production International
In coproduction with
France 3 Nord-Pas-de-Calais Picardie
CRRAV
RTBF
CBA
Developed with
Media Programme of the European Community
Centre National de la Cinématographie


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