The Big Picture The 10 Best Movies at Sundance, and the Astonishing ‘Nickel Boys’
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Feb 4, 2025 
Tim Fehlbaum, the director of the Oscar-nominated film 'September 5,' shares insights into his impactful work and the story behind the film, which explores the Munich Olympics tragedy. He discusses the challenges of capturing real historical events and the emotional weight of storytelling. The conversation also touches on the innovative techniques utilized in filmmaking and the importance of narrative in shaping audience experiences. Additionally, they reflect on the film's ascendance during awards season, highlighting its resonant themes.
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Keaton's Charm
- Michael Keaton's charm in Goodrich presents a narrative challenge.
- While essential to the film, his likability undermines the intended flaws of his character.
*September 5* Comparison
- Sean Fennessey compares September 5 to classic HBO original movies.
- While not a typical theatrical experience, he finds the focus on process and action compelling.
*September 5* Inspiration
- Tim Fehlbaum's September 5 was inspired by a documentary and personal connection to Munich.
- The film explores the media's role during the Munich Olympics hostage crisis.
