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Icarus

2017 · Movie · TV-MA · 121 min

7.7(825)unSUB Rating

Documentary

Investigating illegal doping in sports, a filmmaker connects with a renegade Russian scientist through remote interviews and hands-on experimentation. As the investigation deepens, the story shifts from personal testing to serious allegations involving a widespread, state-linked doping operation connected to the Olympics.

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Details
Years
2017
Release date
2017-06-03
Language
English
Rated
TV-MA
Runtime
121 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.6/10 (825 votes)
About

If you want a fast, shocking look at doping and corruption in high-level sports, Icarus is for you; Not for you if you prefer lighter sports stories or are sensitive to political controversy like that in Wild Wild Country.

Pros: gripping revelations; eye-opening sports; compelling real-life stakes | Cons: slow early sections; mixed trust concerns; political bias debates

Themes

  • sports
  • olympic games
  • doping
  • sports documentary

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Documentary Feature Film · 2018
  • Sundance Special Jury Prize Documentary · 2017
  • Academy AwardBest Documentary Feature Film · 2018 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Bryan Fogel

    Bryan Fogel

    as Self

  • Dave Zabriskie

    Dave Zabriskie

    as Self

  • Don Catlin

    Don Catlin

    as Self

  • Grigory Rodchenkov

    Grigory Rodchenkov

    as Self

  • SB

    Scott Brandt

    as Self

  • BS

    Ben Stone

    as Self

  • RP

    Richard Pound

    as Self

  • RM

    Richard McLaren

    as Self

  • NK

    Nikita Kamaev

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Thomas Bach

    Thomas Bach

    as Self (archive footage)

Directed by Bryan Fogel