Munich '72 and Beyond
LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) November 02, 2017
“Munich ’72 and Beyond,” a documentary short from Sidewinder Films, will be screened in a limited engagement at Cinema Village, November 3-9 at 12 pm noon daily. The theater is located in Greenwich Village at 22 East 12th Street.
The screenings are open to the public, and advance ticket purchases are recommended. Tickets may be purchased at http://www.CinemaVillage.com for $12 for adults or $8 for seniors, students, and children.
“Munich ’72 and Beyond” takes a deeper look into the killing of 11 Israeli athletes and coaches as a result of a Palestinian terrorist attack at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich. The short documentary reveals alarming new evidence about the attack and subsequent events while also giving a voice to the family members whose lives were forever changed that day.
“Munich ’72 and Beyond” won Best Documentary at the 2016 LA Shorts Fest and was nominated in the “Outstanding Research” category for the 38th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards. The film also is presented by The Foundation for Global Sports Development and Crisman Films, directed by Stephen Crisman and produced by Dr. Steven Ungerleider and David Ulich, with Executive Producer Michael Cascio. Learn more about the film at http://www.Munich72andBeyond.com.
About Sidewinder Films
The Foundation for Global Sports Development founded Sidewinder Films, a 501(c)3 film production company, to use the medium of film to convey its mission to a broader audience. Sidewinder Films seeks educate the public regarding important social issues through films which touch lives, tell remarkable stories, and create a lasting impact. Sidewinder Films offers a creative avenue to provide educational programs through film. Visit http://www.sidewinderfilms.org to learn more.
About Global Sports Development
Working closely with international sports federations, generous donors and committed athletes, The Foundation for Global Sports Development promotes sportsmanship, education, fair play and ethics among the world's youth. The Foundation gives special emphasis to groups and communities that are most in need or most underserved by current programs, including women, minorities and youth in areas where the risk of delinquency is particularly high. Visit http://www.globalsportsdevelopment.org to learn more.