Rollerball

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Rollerball is a 1975 dystopian science fiction sports film depicting a violent future game used by corporations to control society.

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instanceOf dystopian film
film
science fiction film
sports film
aspectOf 1970s science fiction cinema
award Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film (nominated)
basedOn Roller Ball? (short story)
linked to: Rollerball
basedOnAuthor William Harrison
castMember James Caan
John Houseman
Maud Adams
Moses Gunn
Ralph Richardson
centralTheme corporate control of society
individualism versus collectivism
violence as social control
cinematographer Douglas Slocombe
colorProcess color
composer André Previn
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts corporate-dominated world
director Norman Jewison
distributor United Artists
distributorRegion theatrical
editor Anthony Gibbs
linked to: Antony Gibbs
fictionalSport Rollerball (violent arena game)
linked to: Rollerball
filmingLocation Munich
United Kingdom
West Germany
filmRating R (MPAA)
genre dystopian
science fiction
sports
hasRemake Rollerball (2002 film)
linked to: Rollerball
mainCharacter Jonathan E.
medium feature film
narrativeFunctionOfGame tool of corporate control
notableFor critique of corporate power
depiction of a violent corporate-controlled sport
originalLanguage English
producer Norman Jewison
productionCompany United Artists
protagonistPortrayedBy James Caan
releaseDate 1975-06-25
releaseYear 1975
runtime approximately 125 minutes
screenwriter William Harrison
settingPeriod future
title Rollerball

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Norman Jewison notableWork Rollerball
Norman Jewison directed Rollerball
Charles Roven notableWork Rollerball (2002 film)
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John Houseman notableWork Rollerball (1975 film)
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Rollerball title Rollerball
Rollerball basedOn Roller Ball? (short story)
linked to: Rollerball
Rollerball fictionalSport Rollerball (violent arena game)
linked to: Rollerball
Rollerball hasRemake Rollerball (2002 film)
linked to: Rollerball
Maud Adams appearedIn Rollerball
John McTiernan directed Rollerball (2002 film)
linked to: Rollerball
James Caan notableWork Rollerball
William Harrison notableWork Rollerball
Jonathan E. appearsIn Rollerball
Jonathan E. sport Rollerball (sport)
linked to: Rollerball
Jonathan E. firstAppearance Rollerball (1975 film)
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Jonathan E. partOf Rollerball franchise
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Douglas Slocombe notableWork Rollerball
Douglas Slocombe workedOn Rollerball
Andrew Bryniarski notableWork Rollerball (2002 film)
linked to: Rollerball
Andrew Bryniarski participatedIn Rollerball (2002 film)
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