The Hamburg Cell

Synopsis

The Hamburg Cell is a gripping dramatization that follows the lives of the 9/11 terrorists from their early days studying in Germany to their eventual involvement in the catastrophic events of September 2001. The film provides a chilling look into the radicalization process and the motivations behind their heinous actions. Through meticulous attention to detail and strong performances, The Hamburg Cell captures the tense atmosphere leading up to the tragic attacks, leaving audiences both captivated and disturbed by the story it unfolds.

Cast

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  Karim Saleh

  Ziad Jarrah

• Maral Kamel

  Mohammed Atta

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  Agni Scott

  Aysel

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  Omar Berdouni

  Ramzi bin al Shibh

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  Adnan Maral

  Marwan Shehhi

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  Kamel Boutros

  Mohammed Atta

Reviews

The Hamburg Cell has received a mix of reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its raw depiction of the terrorists' journey and the meticulous research behind it, others criticize its heavy subject matter and lack of emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 73% based on X reviews, stating that the film 'is a harrowing look at the minds of the 9/11 terrorists, but falls short in creating a truly engaging narrative.' IMDb users rated it 6.9/10, with many applauding the film's attention to detail and realistic portrayal of the events leading up to the attacks. Metacritic gave it a score of X, with some reviewers commending its authenticity while others found it too distressing to watch.