Movie review: ‘September 5’ a gripping newsroom thriller about Munich Olympic tragedy
The massacre still looms large in the historical memory, especially for the Munich-based filmmaking team behind the crackerjack newsroom thriller “September 5.” Since these were the first Olympic Games broadcast live via satellite,
Peter Sarsgaard and John Magaro play obsessive journalists in a thriller that takes place wholly within the ABC News control ...
In this Anatomy of a Contender, a group of indie European filmmakers explain how they told a historical story that echoes to today.
Paramount Pictures has shared a brand new September 5 trailer for its newest historical drama about the hostage crisis ...
What is it about a good news-gathering movie? The pleasure of watching skilled, doggedly determined people coming together to tell a story, to shape the chaos of the world into something ...
September 5 is a triumphantly tight, well-paced, and smart movie about not just the terrorist attacks of the 72 Olympics but ...
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Solid visual details can't save September 5 from a lousy scriptSeptember 5 has its visual charms, but they can't overcome some deeply flawed screenwriting wasting a talented cast.
Re-telling the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis, "September 5" focuses on ABC News. Credit: BerghausWöbke Film Swiss director Tim Fehlbaum brings clockwork proficiency to his screenplay ...
"That's a TV! Are they seeing what we're seeing?" Paramount has revealed a new making of featurette video for the film September 5, one of the major Oscar contenders in play this awards season.
Palestinian intellectual Edward Said wrote that beginnings are always “a kind of action.” To choose to begin history somewhere and not somewhere else is a choice. Director Tim Fehlbaum’s new ...
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