Zero: An Investigation Into 9/11 (2008)

Directors:

Franco Fracassi
Francesco Tre

Release Date:

15 June 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Tagline:

An Investigation Into 9/11

Plot:

ZERO: An Investigation into 9/11, has one central thesis - that the official version of the events surrounding the attacks on 9/11 can not be true...

Plot Keywords:

Date In Title | September 11 2001 | Terrorism | Digit In Title | Number In Title

Cast

Nafeez Mossadeq Ahmed	...	Himself
Philip Berg	...	Himself
Robert Bowman	...	Himself
Louie Cacchioli	...	Himself
Guilietto Chiesa	...	Himself
Brian Clark	...	Himself
Sibel Edmonds	...	Herself
Jurgen Elsasser	...	Himself
Dario Fo	...	Himself
Morris Ghiadoni	...	Himself
Dr. David Ray Griffin	...	Himself
Giuseppe Guardabasso	...	Himself
Barbara Honegger	...	Herself
Daniel Hopsicker	...	Himself
Robin Hordon	...	Himself
Les Jameson	...	Himself
Steven Jones	...	Himself
John Judge	...	Himself
Amanda Keller	...	Herself
Paolo Marini	...	Himself
Robert McIlvane	...	Himself
Jeannette McKinley	...	Herself
Marina Montesano	...	Herself
Moni Ovadia	...	Himself
William Rodriguez	...	Himself
Coleen Rowley	...	Herself
Kevin Ryan	...	Himself
Ralph Schoenman	...	Himself
David Shayler	...	Himself
Michael Springmann	...	Himself
Webster Tarpley	...	Himself
Gore Vidal	...	Himself
Francesco Vitanza	...	Himself
Ross Wittenberg	...	Himself

Runtime:

104 min

Country:

Italy

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Company:

TPF Telemaco

Obviously The Most Artful, Soulful 9-11 Film Yet

When I watched this I was not expecting much, but continued to grow more impressed during my viewing. It is artful; in fact I would even say musical. It has an ebb and flow that, out of the drama, calms the senses and encourages. It also shows the tremendous variety of accomplished, esteemed persons who feel strongly that 9-11 should be given unbiased examination. In fact, the people responsible for this film include members of the European Parliament, and this film was screened at the European Parliament.

On the other hand, when you read an emotional outburst from one of those demanding we not investigate 911, especially commentary from one of those that is inaccurately termed a "film review", you can immediately see through to the malicious intent. It may be nothing more than the desperate, angry refusal to come to know the complicated truths of our modern society, or it may be something else less than honorable. At any rate it is not the least bit open or honest. To believe everything that big corporate media says, or government for that matter, would obviously be stupid, since corporations and governments by their nature have vested interests, and so are in their very essence biased. So that CAN'T be the logical premise these characters who scoff at such films are holding to. What premises they espouse are emotion-oriented and that is hardly capable of stopping the traffic of people waking up to the modern reality of social engineering, conflict instigation, etc. Even if the official story is purposefully flawed to protect incompetence, even that is still enough of a reason to continue to investigate. Some wish to stay behind and avoid the ramifications for now, but with the dramatically unfolding events such as international bank consolidation and market manipulation, a greater number of people are awake and aware now than ever before; just not sure yet how to respond. And that's where films of this quality can help, because this form of creative work is not hostile, but instead is soul searching.

So back to the film. The film starts out from the perspective of a person who lived through it and walked down the stairs through the burning section of the 2nd tower to be struck. It proceeds to cover the vantage of the janitor who had the only key, and who let the firemen up. (This individual witnessed the bombs in the basement, and 20-odd injured but living victims, who were given as names of witnesses, only to never be interviewed).

Following are numerous knowledgeable persons accounts of why the official version of the Pentagon attacks is so problematic, most of which are perspectives we have not seen before.

I can only say, finally, that this is the one documentary that employs enough reserve when presenting information to get home to those unfamiliar with the technical details. It deserves enormous credit for that accomplishment. A great, timely work. Watch and learn.