September 5 [15]

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September 5 [15]

Oscar Nominated for Best Original Screenplay

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.

Starring Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro & Ben Chaplin.

A Tv Studio, a man sits and looks at various screens at once
A team lean on a desk in a tv studio, with stressed looks

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Prices

Full Price £12

Members £10

Concessions £8

Film Week Offer
Book 3 or more films at once, save £1 per ticket.

The following concessions apply on standard tickets:

  • Students & Under 25s
  • Job Seekers, Pension Credit & Universal Credit recipients
  • Surrey Carers Cardholders

The following discounts apply on standard tickets:

  • Members

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Details

Venue: Main House

Running Time: Runtime of 95mins

Show Times

Wed 2 Apr, 5.30pm

Film starts at advertised time.

Accessibility

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Advisory Info

Rated 15+

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