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The Odyssey
Hackney-born Kapadia combines epic aerial images and the voices of Londoners to chart the city's turbulent yet inspiring journey from 2005 to the 2012 Olympics.
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Hackney-born Kapadia combines epic aerial images and the voices of Londoners to chart the city's turbulent yet inspiring journey from 2005 to the 2012 Olympics.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Simon Robinson, Asif Kapadia
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:BBC Film, Film4 Productions, The Bureau
Cast
Asif Kapadia
Director
Hanifa Bibi
Self - Contributor (voice)
Joel Budd
Self - Contributor (voice)
Tony Burns
Self - Contributor (voice)
Steve Cram
Self - Contributor (voice)
Robert Elms
Self - Contributor (voice)
Darren Estabrook
Self - Contributor (voice)
Sutara Gayle
Self - Contributor (voice) (as Lorna Gale)
Bruno Gonta
Self - Contributor (voice)
Keith Gray
Self - Contributor (voice)
Paul Kitcatt
Self - Contributor (voice)
Matteo Merla
Self - Contributor (voice)
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