I recently added VUDO streaming to my ROKU device. I'm not super impressed with the content on the service. However, there is one show that they have on there now that is a fantastic documentary about the Black September terrorist attack on the 1972 Olympics.
I will link to the IMDB page about the documentary:
One Day in September (1999) - IMDb
Narrated by Michael Douglass, the documentary gives ample background to the terrorists "justification" for their actions and even interviews the lone surviving member of the assault team. It chronicles the before, during, and after of the events utilizing video and still photographs from media at the time.
Some of the footage at the end is a bit haunting as they show the faces of the executed Israeli athletes without faces blurred out--they do the same for the terrorists who were slain at the site.
I think it is worth 90 minutes of your time if you're interested in the genre.
I will link to the IMDB page about the documentary:
One Day in September (1999) - IMDb
Narrated by Michael Douglass, the documentary gives ample background to the terrorists "justification" for their actions and even interviews the lone surviving member of the assault team. It chronicles the before, during, and after of the events utilizing video and still photographs from media at the time.
Some of the footage at the end is a bit haunting as they show the faces of the executed Israeli athletes without faces blurred out--they do the same for the terrorists who were slain at the site.
I think it is worth 90 minutes of your time if you're interested in the genre.
