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The Fifth Annual Awards Radar Awards (Part Two): The Ten Best Films of 2024
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s of course that time again! There are few things a writer in this industry looks forward to more than doing their year end Top Ten list. Even with the sort of unusual years that were the last few, I still saw well over 300 films each year, and that includes here […] More
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Interview: Talking ‘September 5’ with Leonie Benesch
Leonie Benesch really broke through to me with The Teachers’ Lounge, though with September 5, she’s poised to truly be introduced to American audiences in a much more notable way. Her crucial supporting turn is part of the marrow that holds the movie together. Truly, it’s wonderful work. She’s going places, to be sure, and […] More
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Film Review: ‘September 5’ is a Thrilling Depiction of Making Sure You Report the Real News
We live in a time where it feels like telling the news fast can often supersede telling it accurately. This goes beyond even the plague that is fake news, too. So, something like September 5, which is a tribute to reporting the correct story, especially when the stakes are high, comes off like a welcome […] More
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Exclusive: Listen to a Track From the ‘September 5’ Score!
Today, Awards Radar can exclusively debut a track from the score to September 5. The composer is Lorenz Dangel and the track is called “45 Minutes.” The soundtrack itself releases this Friday, November 22nd (that’s tomorrow!). As for the film, it hits theaters in limited theaters on December 13th (moving into a more awards season […] More
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Official Trailer Released for ‘September 5’
The official trailer for September 5 is here. Initially a somewhat under the radar Oscar player, the film is now thoroughly thought to be in the Academy Award mix. Tim Fehlbaum directs the movie, having co-written with Moritz Binder and Alex David. The cast is led by John Magaro, Peter Sarsgaard, and Leonie Benesch. Paramount […] More
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‘September 5’ Picked Up By Paramount Pictures
Coming out of the Venice Film Festival and Telluride Film Festival, the most notable movie still seeking distribution was September 5. Almost out of nowhere, this look at how ABC Sports covered the terrorist attack during the 1972 Munich Olympics became buzzed about as an awards player. However, it had no studio behind it. Well, […] More







