On 9/11 2001 two planes American 11 united 175 hit the World Trade Center and many people died and jumped to their deaths some survived until the tower fell.
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Hong Zhu | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Jay Jonas | ... | Himself - Interviewee: NYC Fireman |
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Al Smith | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Jan Demczur | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Paul De Martini | ... | Himself - Interviewee: Brother of Frank De Martini |
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Rick Bryan | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Stella Olender | ... | Herself - Interviewee: Mother of Christine Olender |
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Stanley Praimnath | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Dianne DeFontes | ... | Herself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Brian Clark | ... | Himself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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Jack Gentul | ... | Himself - Interviewee |
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Rebecca Clemento | ... | Herself - Interviewee: Wife of Victor Wald |
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Nina De Martini | ... | Herself - Interviewee: Sister of Frank De Martini |
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Josephine Harris | ... | Herself - Interviewee: 9-11 Survivor |
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On 9/11 2001 two planes American 11 united 175 hit the World Trade Center and many people died and jumped to their deaths some survived until the tower fell.
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Mostly dramatised, mixed in with some archive footage and interviews with survivors / relatives, this account of 11th September 2001 is a deeply affecting film that is honest, upsetting and dramatic in equal measure. The film follows the stories of a few people from inside both towers, some who survived, some who did not. While several sequences involving selfless bravery (specifically Harry's and Frank's tales) fill you with a sense that the human race may not be all that bad, what is really moving is the interviews with the survivors, most of whom feel guilty at surviving, and a few who even insist they are cowards because they escaped the WTC's collapse while others elected to remain behind to save lives. Dramatising such a stunningly traumatic event will always be difficult, but this film makes the right choice by mixing it with interview footage. If there is one grumble to be made, it is that Terence Stamp's narration seems impersonal and sets the wrong tone throughout.