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Year

1999

Duration

90 minutes

Genres

Documentary

Language

English / German

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Synopsis

The 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany was supposed to be a joyous spectacle. Instead, it was marred by great tragedy when a Palestinian terrorist group called Black September kidnapped nine Israeli athletes and held them hostage. Using compelling footage, as well as interviews with those involved, including Jamal Al Gashey, the only surviving terrorist, One Day in September explains how a celebration of sporting excellence turned into a day of horror.

Director/s

Kevin Macdonald

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Michael Douglas

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