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A nail-biting retelling of the 1972 Munich Olympics tragedy that leaves audiences on the edge of their seats despite knowing the outcome.
beat sheet
- Director Tim Fehlbaum's innovative approach to the well-known event has critics hailing 'September 5' as a new high-water mark for sports disaster dramas.
- Veteran actor Peter Sarsgaard delivers a powerhouse performance that has awards season buzz written all over it, cementing his status as one of Hollywood's most versatile leading men.
call sheet
Tim Fehlbaum, Peter Sarsgaard, September 5