Summary

SEPTEMBER TAPES is a rare and controversial look behind the scenes of war-torn Afghanistan, where documentary filmmaker Don Larson traveled to the troubled country six months after 9/11 and followed a bounty hunter on the trail of Osama bin Laden. Much of the film's footage was held by the US Department of Defense after Larson went missing in Afghanistan. It is the first non-Afghani film shot in Afghanistan since the fall of the Taliban, and it is also the first feature shot in an active war zone. "SEPTEMBER TAPES provides an anxiety-filled look inside a highly volatile Afghanistan immediately following the fall of the Taliban. Mark and Jeff's enthusiasm and excitement about the film, in addition to their great track record with specialized releases, makes them the perfect theatrical partner for the film." stated Bill Lischak.