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it took four to win it but the focus was on redgrave, who won his fifth gold in successive games. click here for a gallery of his feat
his first gold medal came in los angeles in 1984, stroking a coxed four with andy holmes behind him in the no3 seat. four years later he and holmes were winning another gold as a coxless pair in seoul. holmes and redgrave were barely on nodding terms at breakfast, but in every other sense the partnership worked .
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you would not want to insult redgrave by trying to call him the best oarsman in the world. rod waddell, the winner of the single sculls gold medal on the olympic course at penrith, has the best claim on that title. the man with five gold medals from successive games is steve redgrave, and that is enough description for anyone. his record of olympic and world championship titles gives him a unique place in his sport, and in his nation’s sporting history .
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later that year foster had to undergo back surgery to remove a torn disc, was forced to lie flat for a month and stay indoors for a further two while he recuperated. his place was taken by ed coode and foster’s video diaries in which he confided his anxiety and determination to win back his place became the highlight of the bbc documentary gold fever that chronicled the fortunes of the four plus coode in the build - up to sydney. foster’s stubbornness and dedication won him back a place in the squad in 1999 but coode was retained in the four while foster’s experience was put to service in the silver - medal winning eight but by olympic year he had regained his seat in britain’s blue riband boat .
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a year after redgrave’s fifth gold he was knighted by the queen. in 2006, he completed a third london marathon, raising £1, 800, 000 for charity and launched his own clothing wear fiveg – a fair - trade cotton clothing brand. redgrave has also been involved with the launch of a rowing academy in india .
the final two days later, on 23 september, was handily scheduled for british audiences at 1am and offered the hope of the perfect end to a friday night out as huge numbers tuned in to see if redgrave could achieve his ambition “to make the olympic rings in gold medals” in front of 25, 000 spectators at penrith lakes .
redgrave’s achievements will always be in his deeds and not in his memories. the fifth gold medal, which was presented to him by the president of the international olympic committee, juan antonio samaranch, will, one imagines, go where the other four have gone into a display case in the henley rowing museum. but somewhere deep in that warrior’s heart perhaps one day he will feel a glow of pride in his immense, unexampled conquests .
in 1996 was about as unequivocal as it gets. “anybody who sees me in a boat has my permission to shoot me, ” he said. at the age of 34 he had devoted more than half his life to the unrelenting training regime that had put him at the pinnacle of british olympic achievement, his four gold medals matching the record of the swimmer and water polo player paulo radmilovic who had completed his quartet at the 1920 antwerp games .
in sydney last night he won the fifth of his gold medals by the closest of margins, a mere 0. 38 of a second, in a race of shattering ferocity and breathtaking closeness. he and his team - mates in britain’s coxless four – matthew pinsent, tim foster and james cracknell – went out hard and fast, establishing a lead of half a length over australia and the us by the 500metre mark, setting a fierce pace at around 40 strokes per minute .
after atlanta pinsent had immediately made it clear that he intended to carry on in pursuit of his third gold medal but that his preference was to move up from the pair. with pinsent’s supreme physical strength making him ideal for the stroke seat in the coxless four and redgrave’s technical excellence, power, drive and determination, gröbler’s task was to identify the two oarsmen who would could complement the pair’s attributes and have that hard to define “crew - making” quotient that turns four athletes into a team for the no2 and bow seats .
it took four men to win it but, naturally, the focus was all on redgrave. overcome by emotion having again given permission for someone to shoot him if he shelved his retirement plans, it was left to pinsent to put his colleague’s achievements into context. “i said beforehand that steve had achieved the title of ultimate olympian irrespective of what happened today. today, winning his fifth olympic gold medal i think he’s put himself into the greatest olympian that certainly great britain has ever produced and arguably in the world. ”
for the fourth spot gröbler chose to retain one member of the bronze - medal winning four from atlanta, tim foster, who had also won a gold in the pair with pinsent at the junior worlds. foster, the most genial of the four, was often portrayed as the maverick choice but while he was physically the weakest of the crew he was technically superb, his strength - to - weight power equalled the standards his team - mates had set, his skills as the metronomic pacesetter were unrivalled and, most crucially, the boat was faster with him in it than when more muscley rowers occupied the seat .
but it was always going to be italy, their bitterest rivals, who would present the real challenge to redgrave’s chance of becoming the first endurance athlete to win gold medals at five successive olympic games. italy had inflicted the crew’s first ever defeat at lucerne a few weeks ago, a reverse that, to say the least, was badly taken. the italian assault came in the final quarter of the race, and their acceleration brought them closer and closer as the boats passed in front of the grandstands full of 25, 000 cheering fans. summoning the last ounce of his crew’s strength, pinsent at stroke just held their opponents at bay to cross the line with an advantage of no more than three or four feet, with the italian boat narrowing the advantage with every stroke .
james cracknell, a junior world championship gold medal winner in 1990, had suffered serious setbacks on his promotion to the senior squad, missing the 1992 games with a broken shoulder and being forced to pull out of the double sculls in 1996 on the eve of competition having fallen ill in unfortunate circumstances. “on the day of the opening ceremony we were on our way to the rowing lake in atlanta when the driver, who had never driven on a freeway before, parked the bus on the hard shoulder, ” he said. “we were all stuck on this bus with air conditioning going full blast for two hours. when i got back to the olympic village i had got tonsillitis and the doctor wanted to pull me out of the race. ” on earning selection by gröbler in the bow for the four in 1997 he would channel his disappointment and exploit his remarkable aerobic capacity and brawn to run pinsent’s status as the powerhouse of the team remarkably close .
for four months he seemed to be sticking to his guns, enjoying a break from the 7. 30am starts on the water at henley where the squad would warm up with 20km on the thames, followed by circuit training, weights, lengthy battles with the ergometer and an intake of pasta that would have defeated luciano pavarotti. yet the one thing one would expect from such a high - profile retirement, a valedictory official confirmation and celebration of his career, had been absent. the understanding was that such a famously terse and resolute individual found the concept of a traditional orgy of exaltation distasteful. the real reason, though, was that only two days after winning the coxless pairs with matthew pinsent in atlanta, redgrave had changed his mind .
his four - month holiday, therefore, was not the respite from exhaustion before embarking on a new path that everyone assumed it to be. by contrast this singular man was using his break to test his mental and physical appetite for competition once again, a self - made obstacle to surmount allowing him an opportunity to hone his mettle in a different way .
“i knew that when i started again it would be hard and i wanted a break, ” he said. “when i did start again i was halfway through my first endurance weights session, which was really hard, and i thought: ‘what the hell am i doing this for? it’s stupid. ’ but i was also pleased it was so hard, because it proved that my philosophy for the past 20 years was right – that you can’t afford to have any time off. ”
not that he told pinsent of his decision to resume rowing and left the head coach jürgen gröbler to inform the man with whom he had won his last two golds at barcelona and atlanta. “it had nothing to do with matthew, ” he said. “if i’m good enough and he’s good enough, we’ll try to get into a boat, but the key for me is that i have to show that i’m the best or one of the best in the country. ” the two had been teamed together in 1990 following andy holmes’s retirement after the seoul games and enjoyed a far better personal relationship than the one he had with his previous partner but there was no room for sentimentality in redgrave’s outlook .
the four got off to the ideal start by winning the world championships at lac d’aiguebelette in september 1997 but shortly afterwards redgrave was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. he decided to cope with the onset of the condition by adapting his diet and taking only small amounts of insulin but by the end of the year he felt weak and embarrassed by the fall - off in his performances. “i was pretty close to jacking it all in, ” he said, as the effects of scaling down his 7, 000 calorie a day diet began to take their toll. “i was training hard but not performing. the other guys were way ahead of me and i felt very isolated. ”
it was then that he changed track. “i decided that diabetes had to live with me, not me live with it, ” he said, upped his insulin doses and returned to his habitual, enormous intake of food. they won at the world championships again in 1998 and the british four defended their title the following year in canada. it was not the same four, however. in early 1998 foster had severed the tendons in his right hand after punching a window at a party and faced the wrath of cracknell. in his absence the coxless four lost a world cup race, the first time pinsent and redgrave had been defeated in eight years .
at the world cup regatta in lucerne in july 2000 the unthinkable happened, the “unbeatable” four of redgrave, pinsent, foster and cracknell suffered their first ever defeats – in the semi - final by new zealand – and then came home fourth in the final behind italy, the kiwis and australia. “we had a reasonable first minute and then we just had nothing left to give, ” said redgrave. “all the calls were there, but not the speed. i feel so frustrated. ” gröbler shared the frustration but not the concern: “i have full confidence in the crew, there is no question, ” he said. “it’s time to sit down, analyse the training and get things right. ” two months later in penrith in sydney’s sprawling western suburbs they had the opportunity to prove their coach right .
their first heat victory was rudimentary enough, consigning australia to second place with a winning margin of more than three seconds. in the semi - final they were ahead at 250m, stretched their lead over slovenia to a length by halfway and eased into the final in first place without having to reach their most strenuous stroke - rates. their tormentors in lucerne, australia, italy and new zealand, had a far tougher semi - final, australia putting italy into second place by 0. 28sec .
as in the semi - final, the great britain four started superbly and established a half - length lead over the australians in the first half of an epic race. italy, however, stuck to their plan of attacking after the 1, 000m mark and upped their rate to an astonishing 44 strokes per minute and closed in on the gb boat. but foster kept the pace astutely and pinsent, in the stroke seat the closest to his pursuers, put in an herculean effort even by his incomparable standards and as cacophonous roars rang around the lake britain held on for victory by 0. 38sec in an outrageously tense finale. foster and cracknell punched the air, redgrave slumped over his oar and pinsent climbed over foster to embrace the veteran before throwing himself into the water .
redgrave climbed to the top of the podium for the fifth time, the sight of four enormous men, shoeless and their arms slung around each other’s shoulders, looking somewhat incongruous out of the boat .
and redgrave himself? “i’m just an ordinary guy who went quite quick in a boat, really, ” was his verdict. it was typical of his diffident character but disingenuous. anyone who manages to sustain such a unique competitive edge that nourished his desperation to win for more than 16 years is simply extraordinary, inimitable in fact .
and so, at last, the blade is on the feather. what will he do with it, the 12ft 6in oar that he pulled for what we may reasonably assume was the last time in an olympic final? steve redgrave hardly seems the sort of retired rower who would be likely to mount it above the fireplace, in the manner of chaps whose cvs mention eton and leander .
victorious crews normally look as fresh as daisies, while the losers collapse. but it was some moments after they crossed the line before cracknell and foster could raise their arms in triumph. pinsent clambered over foster to embrace redgrave, and then fell in .
he came to the sport with no background. at 13, a schoolmaster at great marlow comprehensive suggested that, with his big hands and feet, he might make a rower. and with that nudge his destiny began. marlow, of course, is henley’s neighbour, and has a regatta and a rowing club of its own, so he was in friendly territory from the start. but after failing as a single sculler, it was pure willpower that allowed him to refashion himself into a powerhouse of pairs and fours rowing .
with matthew pinsent, redgrave formed a relationship that was not much stronger on conversation but contained a greater degree of warmth. together they won in barcelona and atlanta, the latter in a heartstoppingly tight finish by less than a second against australia, before redgrave made his famous retirement speech .
since then he has overcome the initial effects of diabetes, a bout of colitis, and the scepticism of those who felt that, at his age, he could act as nothing more than a drag - anchor on the younger men around him. britain missed a medal in the coxless pairs, the event which redgrave dominated at three successive olympics games, by 12 hundredths of a second when greg searle and ed coode finished fourth behind boats from france, the united states and australia .
coode and searle started confidently, pushing themselves in a half - length lead over australia and the us by the 500 metre mark, with france’s jean - christophe rolland and michel andrieux in fourth place. the 28 - year - old searle, who won the last coxed pairs event to be held at the games with his brother jonny in 1992, ending the six - year unbeaten record of the great abbagnale brothers of italy, was setting a swift pace at 36 strokes a minute .
he and the 25 - year - old coode maintained their lead through the halfway mark, but with about 300 metres left the attacks started to come, most devastatingly from the french. rolland and andrieux had twice had the experience of watching the tail of a british olympic pair disappear into the distance, having finished fourth in barcelona and third in atlanta, behind redgrave and pinsent on both occasions, and they were not about to accept a third helping. particularly since the 32 - year - old rolland, like redgrave, had also announced his retirement only to think better of it .
a ferocious spurt took them into the lead as the crews entered the home stretch, searle and coode finding nothing left in the tank with which to fuel a response as the australians also edged past them, followed by murphy and bea of the us. the french winning margin was what used to be known as a canvas, or about a third of a length, or 0. 8 of a second, whichever you prefer. at the line the us were less than half a second in front of australia, while the margin separating the british from a medal was about the span of a hand .
“it was all over … in my eyes. as soon as we were out in front no one was going to go past us. ”
“steve redgrave will always know how much i owe him. he started rowing with a cocky 19 - year - old and finished his career with a seasoned successful athlete – that transition had so much to do with him. ”
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kembrew mcleod’s copyright criminals premiered at the toronto international film festival and aired on pbs’s, independent lens. his first documentary, money for nothing, was programmed at the 2002 sxsw film festival. mcleod’s music and cultural criticism have appeared in rolling stone, the new york times, the washington post, the los angeles times, the village voice, mojo, and spin .
matt ehling’s documentary programs have screened on pbs and at the sundance film festival. his original broadcast programs urban warrior and intent: searching for meaning in the constitution have appeared on pbs, bravo and the ifc .
david gould’s film credits include freestyle: the victories of dan gable and the checker king. these films premiered on hbo signature and hbo2 respectively and enjoyed favorable reviews from the l. a. times, usa today, chicago tribune, and newsweek .
michael kramer is a usc - trained composer who recently won a 2012 bmi award for his work on the animated tv series ninjago. this is michael’s third film collaboration with northland films .
peter levin is co - owner, with his partner barbara parks, of splash studios in new york city. he has mixed hundreds of films, documentaries and television shows. two of his latest projects are after tiller and milkshake both of which premiered at the 2013 sundance film festival. he has worked with many filmmakers, notably barry levinson (polliwod & the band that wouldn’t die), aaron woolf (king corn), marc singer (dark days) .
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is a hard - hitting documentary about the destructive and exploitative impacts of transnational mining .
83 - minute theatrical version of the film in spanish and w / spanish subtitles .
english 2 - dvd set (83 and 55 min editions) $ 19. 99 usd spanish dvd (83 - minute feature) $ 19. 99 usd
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gold fever was the name of a bbc documentary , shown in august 2000 , which followed steve redgrave and his british rowing coxless four teammates matthew pinsent , tim foster and james cracknell in the years leading up to the sydney olympics , where redgrave was looking to claim his fifth consecutive gold medal . the 3-part series included video diaries recording the highs and lows in the quest for gold . among these were redgrave being diagnosed with diabetes , and foster possibly losing his spot on the team after injuring his hand punching a window at a party , and later undergoing back surgery that required additional months of recovery time . coach jurgen grobler was also featured in the programme . a follow-up documentary programme entitled the rowers return was produced in the aftermath of the sydney olympics . the title was part-reference to a fictional public house , the rovers return , a venue in the long-running british soap opera coronation street . the documentary detailed the crew 's return to the uk and completed the gold fever story . 
gold fever was the name of a bbc documentary, shown in august 2000, which followed steve redgrave and his british rowing coxless four teammates matthew pinsent, tim foster and james cracknell in the years leading up to the sydney olympics, where redgrave was looking to claim his fifth consecutive gold medal. the 3-part series included video diaries recording the highs and lows in the quest for gold. among these were redgrave being diagnosed with diabetes, and foster possibly losing his spot on the team after injuring his hand punching a window at a party, and later undergoing back surgery that required additional months of recovery time. coach jurgen grobler was also featured in the programme. a follow-up documentary programme entitled the rowers return was produced in the aftermath of the sydney olympics. the title was part-reference to a fictional public house, the rovers return, a venue in the long-running british soap opera coronation street. the documentary detailed the crew's return to the uk and completed the gold fever story.
gold fever was the name of a bbc documentary, shown in august 2000, which followed steve redgrave and his british rowing coxless four teammates matthew pinsent, tim foster and james cracknell in the years leading up to the sydney olympics, where redgrave was looking to claim his fifth consecutive gold medal. the 3-part series included video diaries recording the highs and lows in the quest for gold. among these were redgrave being diagnosed with diabetes, and foster possibly losing his spot on the team after injuring his hand punching a window at a party, and later undergoing back surgery that required additional months of recovery time. coach jurgen grobler was also featured in the programme. a follow-up documentary programme entitled the rowers return was produced in the aftermath of the sydney olympics. the title was part-reference to a fictional public house, the rovers return, a venue in the long-running british soap opera coronation street. the documentary detailed the crew's return to the uk and completed the gold fever story.