Step into the heart of history with September 5, a compelling drama directed by Tim Fehlbaum. Starring the exceptional Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Ben Chaplin, and Leonie Benesch, this film immerses viewers in a world of raw emotion and riveting storytelling. Against the backdrop of transformative historical events, September 5 delves into deeply personal tales of resilience, sacrifice, and the indomitable human spirit. With Fehlbaum's visionary direction and the cast's unforgettable performances, this cinematic masterpiece offers a powerful and profoundly moving experience that will linger long after the credits roll.
September 5 Cast:
Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Ben Chaplin and Leonie Benesch
September 5 will hit theaters December 13, 2024!
September 5 Cast:
Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Ben Chaplin and Leonie Benesch
September 5 will hit theaters December 13, 2024!
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00:00Action on my cue. And now.
00:03Take two.
00:04Take one.
00:06And we're clear.
00:07Great job, everyone.
00:13This movie investigates the 1972 Olympic hostage crisis and the sports reporters who covered it.
00:19The police are reporting that armed terrorists have attacked the Israeli athletes.
00:23Get the crew in.
00:25This was the first time that a horrible event like this was shared globally on live TV.
00:32There's a hostage situation going on right now in the Olympic Village.
00:35News will want to take over soon.
00:36I'll talk to them.
00:38This team of people that were used to reporting sports was suddenly reporting on a crisis situation.
00:44We just got word. Peace was shattered this morning.
00:47These sports reporters all pivot and turn these live cameras onto this potentially violent situation,
00:53not quite knowing what they were doing.
00:55ABC wants news to take over.
00:56Your sports, you're in way over your head.
00:59We're 100 yards away from where this is happening.
01:01We are the only people capable of following it live.
01:04This is our story, and we're keeping it.
01:07The fundamental question in this room is, can we cover it live?
01:10And does that coverage affect the real world outcome?
01:14Now, police are on the roof.
01:15Oh, guys.
01:17That's a TV.
01:19Are they seeing what we're seeing?
01:22What are you talking about?
01:23Are the terrorists seeing this?
01:29This film's really concentrated on the journalist's perspective.
01:32They were in a situation where they had to improvise and work as a single unit.
01:36Our job is to tell the story of these individuals whose lives are at stake.
01:42Ordinary people having to make difficult decisions.
01:45There's something very human about that.
01:47It's not okay.
01:48We made it worse.
01:50The film is a thriller.
01:52There's never really a moment to breathe.
01:54The terrorists have set a deadline.
01:55They are always against the ticking clock.
01:57We have to go now.
01:58It keeps people on the edge of their seats.
02:00Tell me what happened.
02:01It's a madhouse down here.
02:04If they shoot someone on live television, whose story is that?
02:08Is it ours or is it theirs?
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