Year: 1969
Runtime: 123 mins
Language: French
Director: William Klein
Recognized as a 20th‑century icon whose impact crossed sport, politics and religion, Muhammad Ali’s rise is captured by photographer William Klein, who had unprecedented access. Klein documented Clay’s 1964 upset of Sonny Liston, his conversion to Islam, and the 1974 Zaire bout with George Foreman that reclaimed the heavyweight title.
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