You might think that in the wake of Kevin Macdonald's documentary "One Day in September" (1999) and Steven Spielberg's "Munich" (2005), filmmakers might have nothing left of interest to say about ...

The 1972 Munich Olympics were viewed by their German hosts as a chance to leave the country’s history behind. Instead, the Games became notorious for terrorism after an attack on the Israeli ...

“September 5” has no business working as well as it does. It tells the story of a tragedy — the killing of 11 Israeli athletes, by terrorists, at the 1972 Olympics in Munich — but not from ...

Steven Spielberg's Munich from 2005 was nominated for five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director. Now, we have a new angle on the devastating terrorist attack.

Reporting the tragedy of the 1972 Munich Olympics 03:29 "September 5" is a new movie from our sister company, Paramount, about television coverage of the notorious Palestinian terrorist attack at ...

A man fixes a placard during the inauguration ceremony of a sports centre dedicated to the memory of 11 Israeli athletes who were murdered in Munich 1972 olympic games Palestinian attack, ahead of ...

September 5 documents ABC Sports’ intense coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics, where the Palestinian militant group Black September took Israeli athletes hostage.

At the Paris Olympics, a memorial ceremony honored the 11 Israelis killed by Palestinian gunmen in the 1972 Munich attack. By REUTERS AUGUST 6, 2024 20:08 Updated: AUGUST 6, 2024 20:42 ...

A Sept. 5, 1972 file photo shows a member of the Palestinian terrorist group who seized members of the Israeli Olympic team at their quarters at the Munich Olympic Village as the person appears ...

September 5: 'nail-chewing' thriller explores 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist attack. Oscar-nominated film cuts between dramatised events and real archival footage from news coverage .

You might think that in the wake of Kevin Macdonald's documentary "One Day in September" (1999) and Steven Spielberg's "Munich" (2005), filmmakers might have nothing left of interest to say about ...