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#september5

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Geoff George

Do I start sharing my Letterboxd reviews? Maybe I start sharing my Letterboxd reviews. Anyway, here's what I thought of "September 5."

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boxd.itA review of September 5 (2024)The sort of clean, technically flawless, economical (just 95 minutes!) movie with a competent script that you would have seen several more of per year from the studios once upon a time. Now they're rare enough that they end up getting put up for Oscars. That makes it sound like I didn't like it. I did like it. I enjoy movies about process, and this one's heavy on process. They've gotta figure out how best to establish a shot of the apartment in the Olympic Village with the cameras they've got, then they've gotta figure out how to get on-site
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sgt1372

I just watched the #movie #September5 (2024) about the death of 11 #Israeli #athletes killed in terrorist hostage taking that went wrong at the 1972 #Munich #Olympics.

According to #Fandango, the movie is already out of the theaters & is only available to be streamed.

It plays like an documentary. Very little live footage is shown because #ABC the only network to cover the event as it occurred really had no access beyond distant shots & on the scene reporting.

So, the movie is mainly about the behind the scenes event of the ABC Sports team taking over the reporting of a major political event -- the things they got right & the things they got wrong in the process -- & it is more interesting from this #TV #journalistic perspective than any other.

I'd give it a 6 out of 10 but it's not going on my DVD buy list.

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David M

September 5

Directed by Tim Fehlbaum; starring John Magaro, Leonie Benesch, Peter Sarsgaard, Ben Chaplin; written by Moritz Binder, Tim Fehlbaum (1h35m)

1972. The ABC Sports team covering the Munich Olympic Games must report live on a terrorist attack.

Tight script that chronicles the incident from a unique point of view, well balancing drama and suspense.
Excellent cast and Fehlbaum’s razor-sharp direction keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Rating: A-

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Bytes Europe

Challenging How Germany Remembers the 1972 Olympics Attack byteseu.com/711558/ #Echo72:IsraelInMunich(Opera) #Fehlbaum #Germany #HannoverStateOperaAndOrchestra #Israel #Lydia #Michael #movies #Munich(Germany) #OlympicGames(1972) #Opera #Roland #Schimmelpfennig #September5(Movie) #Steier #tim #Wertmuller

Bytes Europe · Challenging How Germany Remembers the 1972 Olympics AttackYou don’t expect to see security guards roaming the foyer of the Hannover State Opera, a well-regarded, midsize opera house in a midsize central German city.But before the Saturday premiere of “Echo 72: Israel in Munich,” a new opera about the attack on Israeli athletes by Palestinian militants at the 1972 Munich Olympics, at least four guards tried to blend into the crowd, surveying audience members as they arrived.“The biggest challenge is fear, and the fear is everywhere,” said Laura Berman, the Hannover State Opera’s artistic director. “The fear is in all the people who participate in the project.”While “Echo
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