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During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, an American sports broadcasting team must adapt to live coverage of the Israeli athletes being held hostage by a terrorist group.

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Roone Arledge
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Geoffrey Mason
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Marvin Bader
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Marianne Gebhardt
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Jacques Lesgards
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Gladys Deist
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Hank Hanson
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Carter Jeffrey
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Gary Slaughter
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Peter Jennings
Ferdinand Dörfler ...
Hermann Jäger
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Roone's Assistant
Caroline Ebner ...
Assistant Editor Judy
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Director Swim Race
Leif Eisenberg ...
Camera Assistant Ben
Sebastian Jehkul ...
Police Officer
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David Berger
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Berger's Father
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Director's Assistant (as Robert Templeton)
Stephen Fraser ...
Communicator
Leon Dragoi ...
Lighting Technician
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Content Assistant
Mark Ruppel ...
Sound Engineer
Christian Ulrich ...
Camera Control Technician
Günther Wernhard ...
Content Manager
Antje Westermann ...
Script Assistant
Harry Waterstone ...
Stage Assistant Larry
Andreas Honold ...
Stage Runner JJ
Stefan Mittermaier ...
VTR Tech Chuck
Miguel Abrantes Ostrowski ...
Hans Klein
Kim Hanfland ...
Ulrike Meyfarth
David Iselin ...
Mark Spitz
Nikita Borisov ...
Werner Lampe
Karolina Gabinger ...
Anneliese Graess
Robert Glade ...
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Immanuel Rahman ...
Terrorist Issa
Paul Böhme ...
Masked Man / German Athlete
Brendan Todd ...
American Interviewer
Dirk Schepanek ...
ZDF Interviewer
Saeid Yazdani ...
Mohamed Tarabulsi
Matthias Schum ...
Jim McKay Double
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Tuvia Sokolsky Double
Rafael Peña ...
Translator Double
Jordan Prince ...
On Set Off Speaker
John Figueroa ...
On Set Off Speaker

Directed by

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Tim Fehlbaum

Written by

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Moritz Binder ... (written by) and
Tim Fehlbaum ... (written by)
 
Alex David ... (co-writer)

Produced by

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Ruediger Boess ... co-producer
Tim Fehlbaum ... producer
Constanze Guttmann ... co-producer
Martin Moszkowicz ... executive producer
Christoph Müller ... executive producer
Mark Nolting ... producer
John Ira Palmer ... producer
Sean Penn ... producer
Christian Reitz ... co-producer
Philipp Trauer ... producer
John Wildermuth ... producer
Thomas Wöbke ... producer

Music by

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Lorenz Dangel

Cinematography by

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Markus Förderer

Editing by

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Hansjörg Weißbrich

Editorial Department

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Florian Martin ... Senior Colorist
Daniel McMahon ... VFX Editor
Andreas Menn ... additional editor
Jonathan Roth ... on-line editor
David Maria Vogel ... first assistant editor
Johannes Weihs ... post-production producer
Sebastian Wild ... assistant editor: Additional Assistant Editor

Casting By

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Simone Bär
Nancy Foy
Lucinda Syson

Production Design by

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Julian R. Wagner

Art Direction by

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Marc Bitz

Costume Design by

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Leonie Zykan

Production Management

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Paul Andexel ... post-production supervisor
Max Locher ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Tina Rexilius ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Marco Böhm ... property master
Mitch Enzmann ... set dresser
Gini Ganserich ... Assistant Production Designer
Friederike Gast ... assistant set decorator
Leif Heanzo ... concept artist
Angel Pedro Martinez ... Lead Set Dresser
Johannes Pfaller ... production buyer
Andreas Zuhr ... set designer

Sound Department

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Anton Dillinger ... assistant re-recording mixer
Gokalp Ergecen ... QC Audio
Lars Ginzel ... re-recording mixer
Marco Hanelt ... dialogue editor
Dana Hopfe ... ADR production manager
Mario Hubert ... supervising adr editor
James Hyde ... adr mixer
Frank Kruse ... sound designer
Tristan Radajewski ... ADR Mixer
Johanna Rellinghaus ... foley editor
Markus Stemler ... sound effects recordist
Benedikt Uebe ... foley editor
Alexander Wunsch ... assistant re-recording mixer
Uwe Zillner ... foley artist / foley mixer / supervising foley editor
Raphael Brunner ... recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Uwe Greiner ... special effects technician

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Matthias Backmann ... compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Lisa Bauch ... vfx editor: LAVAlabs
Lia Bauer ... junior compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Sophia Bodamer ... junior compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Michael Brink ... vfx executive producer: LAVAlabs
Pascal Bussmann ... di supervisor: LAVAlabs
Max Erb ... junior fx artist: LAVAlabs
Alice Ginnen ... junior compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Manuel Houben ... lead compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Niko Junge ... compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Martin Jurado ... visual effects supervisor: LAVAlabs
Mareike Keller ... visual effects producer: LAVAlabs
Javier Keltai ... compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Jan-Philipp Koch ... pipeline td: LAVAlabs
Tobias Kotz ... system administrator: LAVAlabs
Jonas Kurbatfinski ... junior 3d artist: LAVAlabs
Ina Köster ... junior compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Vincent Meunier ... compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Salvatore Miranda ... 3d artist: LAVAlabs
Rolf Muetze ... vfx executive producer: LAVAlabs
Rosalie Penninga ... junior compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Scherin Rajakumaran ... head of production: LAVAlabs
Kenny Rosset ... compositing artist: LAVAlabs
Pia Röbke ... vfx editor: LAVAlabs
Ilhan Soydemir ... 3d artist: LAVAlabs
Dominik Trimborn ... visual effects supervisor
Gunnar von Voss ... visual effects coordinator: LAVAlabs

Stunts

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Manfred Dopfer ... stunt pilot: rc helicopter

Camera and Electrical Department

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Julie Forderer ... lighting console programmer
Sebastian Friedrich ... Additional Electrician
Pablo Gotzes ... a-cam
Uwe Greiner ... gaffer
Mathias Linke ... Lighting Console Programmer
Oliver Schill ... first assistant camera
Stefan Sosna ... camera operator: "b" camera - steadicam operator

Casting Department

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Alexandra Montag ... casting associate
Juliette Ménager ... location casting
Anna-Lena Slater ... additional cast: additonal German Casting
Steph Tataryn ... casting assistant
Natasha Vincent ... casting associate

Music Department

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Jonathan Feurich ... score mixer
Filmorchester Babelsberg ... orchestra
Pia Hoffmann ... music clearance
Felix Trawoeger ... score recordist

Script and Continuity Department

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Magnus Maria Holzapfel ... script supervisor
Tobias Madison ... script consultant

Transportation Department

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Christof Bojanowski ... Personal Driver Ben Chaplin
Sebastian Cherbuliez ... Personal Driver Peter Sarsgaard

Additional Crew

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Grit Belitz ... green consultant
Sophia Gilles ... production coordinator
Michael Hilscher ... stage manager
Rabeah Hinrichs ... production accountant
Ernestine Kahn ... dialogue coach
Silvia Lindner ... immigration consultant
Ken Meyer ... Legal Consultant
Paraskewi Trianti ... creative affairs manager

Thanks

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Josef Brandmaier ... the producers wish to thank
Chris Brown ... the producers wish to thank
Manfred Burger ... the producers wish to thank
Jean de Meuron ... the producers wish to thank
Roland Emmerich ... tim, thomas and philipp especially thank
Christoph Fisser ... the producers wish to thank
Craig Gering ... the director wishes to thank
Benedict Hoermann ... the producers wish to thank
Robert A. Iger ... the producers wish to thank
Maximilian Leo ... the producers wish to thank
Tim Moeck ... the director wishes to thank
Kristina Mueller-Stöfen ... the producers wish to thank
Tobias Pollok ... the producers wish to thank
Jonathan Saubach ... the producers wish to thank
Marco Shepherd ... the producers wish to thank
Lucinda Syson ... the producers wish to thank
Michelle Tesoro ... the producers wish to thank
Germar Tetzlaff ... the producers wish to thank
Tim Trachte ... the director wishes to thank
Christopher Zwickler ... the producers wish to thank

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

"September 5" is a historical drama film directed by Tim Fehlbaum that focuses on the 1972 Munich Olympic hostage crisis from the perspective of the ABC Sports crew. The film highlights their transition from covering the Olympics to reporting on the hostage situation involving Israeli athletes, and showcases the intense and emotional experience of live broadcasting during a global tragedy. Written by Oscar Serpa

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Taglines The day terror went live. See more »
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Also Known As
  • September 5 - The Day Terror Went Live (Germany)
  • 5 septembre (France)
  • Septiembre 5 (Spain)
  • 5 сентября (Kazakhstan, Russian title)
  • 5 Eylül (Turkey, Turkish title)
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  • 95 min
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Trivia All of the live video footage of the siege and the studio presentation and interviews is the original footage as broadcast by ABC during the crisis, taken directly from their archive. See more »
Goofs The crew are seen drinking from beer cans with retained ring pulls. This type of opening mechanism wasn't widely in use until the original patents expired in 1975, three years after the events depicted in the movie. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in 82nd Golden Globe Awards (2025). See more »
Quotes Marianne Gebhardt: [translating] He's saying that the Games are an opportunity to welcome the world to a new Germany, to move on from the past.
Marvin Bader: Yeah, sure.
Marianne Gebhardt: I mean, it's what we all hope for. What else can we do but move on, try to be better?
Marvin Bader: [stops the video] Are your parents still around?
Marianne Gebhardt: Yes.
Marvin Bader: Let me guess- they didn't know either, right?
Marianne Gebhardt: [pause] Well, I'm not them.
Marvin Bader: No. No, you're not. I'm sorry.
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