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Swiss director Tim Fehlbaum comes away empty-handed at the Oscars

Basel director Tim Fehlbaum was nominated in the "Best Screenplay" category at the 2025 Oscars with his film "September 5". (archive image)

Basel director Tim Fehlbaum was nominated in the "Best Screenplay" category at the 2025 Oscars with his film "September 5". (archive image)

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Basel director Tim Fehlbaum came away empty-handed at the Oscars. His film "September 5" about the 1972 Olympic bombing in Munich was beaten in the Best Original Screenplay category by Sean Baker's "Anora".

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03.03.2025, 02:40

Tim Fehlbaum, Moritz Binder and co-author Alex David were nominated for the screenplay of "September 5". The film is told from the perspective of an American television team that was originally supposed to report on the Olympic Games. Instead, the journalists suddenly become live witnesses to the hostage-taking of Israeli athletes by a Palestinian terror squad.

Finally, the Oscar went to "Anora", a film about a sex worker in the USA that combines elements of romance, gangster comedy and social drama.

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