September 515

Directed by Tim Fehlbaum | USA | 2024 | 1h 35m | Starring Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Leonie Benesch, Ben Chaplin, Georgina Rich

When a hostage crisis erupts at the 1972 Munich Olympics, an American sports broadcasting team covering the games is thrust into the heart of a rapidly unfolding political emergency. As the situation intensifies, narratives shift, and rumours spread, the journalists must navigate the chaos in real time, balancing their duty to report with the weight of ethical dilemmas. Led by Peter Sarsgaard and John Magaro, this gripping historical drama captures a pivotal moment that reshaped media coverage and continues to influence live news reporting today.

Reviews

‘So tautly directed that you can practically feel the panic-sweat trickling down the back of your own neck.’
★★★★
Wendy Ide, The Observer

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17:30

Anemone 15
2h 6m
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20:15

The Choral 12A
1h 53m
As World War I decimates membership of a Yorkshire choir, a group of teenagers and the gifted yet scandalous Dr. Guthrie step in. Ralph Fiennes anchors this poignant wartime drama written by Alan Bennett, celebrating community and music amid profound loss.

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18:15

Zodiac Killer Project 15
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1h 32m
Filmmaker Charlie Shackleton turns his failed true crime project into a sharp, funny reflection on obsession and storytelling. Mixing imagined scenes and wry narration, he dissects the Zodiac Killer myth and the true crime genre’s endless fascination. Plus post-screening Director Q&A.

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20:45

Belén 15
1h 48m | Spanish w/ English subtitles
After a miscarriage in conservative Argentina, a hospitalised woman is unjustly charged with infanticide. Supported by her attorney and activists, she fights a precedent-setting case that helped ignite Argentina’s feminist movement. A powerful true-story drama, selected as Argentina’s Oscar submission.

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