Movies and TvShows featuring "hostage-killed" theme.

During the 1972 Munich Olympics, an American sports broadcasting crew finds itself thrust into covering the hostage crisis involving Israeli athletes.

On Christmas eve, a gunfighter named Ringo is tasked with rescuing a ranch owner's family who are being held hostage by a bandit gang. Ringo must navigate a series of dangerous encounters and double crosses as he tries to save the day.

During the Christmas season in 1994, an anti-terrorist squad in Algiers, Algeria, must deal with an airplane hijacking by a terrorist group. The hostage situation puts the lives of innocent passengers at risk and tests the courage and determination of the French military and their efforts to bring the situation under control.

When his wife is kidnapped and held hostage in a secret underground bunker in Rome, Italy, a worried husband must navigate the criminal underworld and outsmart the goons and henchmen to save her.

A Mexican gunslinger is injured trying to save his son and is put into prison. When he's released, he's got revenge on his mind.

Police officer Jack Wild discovers that the well-known international terrorist Hans Becker is on a train, carrying a wealthy business man and his girlfriend. Without a second to loose Jack hires a helicopter to drop him down onto the train to try and stop whatever scheme Becker is planning.

Skirt Day is a powerful psychological drama that tells the story of a high school teacher's day-long odyssey through the streets of Paris. The events of the day gradually unravel the truth behind a confrontation she had with a troubled student.

Who Killed Eloá? is a documentary that explores the tragic story of Eloá, a teenage girl who was held hostage and ultimately killed by her violent ex-boyfriend in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The film delves into the events leading up to the hostage situation, the failed negotiation attempts, and the media coverage that surrounded the case. It sheds light on important issues such as domestic violence, misogyny, and victim-blaming.