Last Friday, we watched the film documentary "9/11", a dramatic and emotional movie made by two French brothers. The documentary was at the beginning made to be about firemen on Manhattan, NY, in the down town area where the World Trade Center once stood.
The documentary is gripping in many ways. For one it takes you to the scene of the horrible event that happened in Manhattan, only minutes after the first plain crash. Not only do they capture the evacuation procedure of the firemen that were there, but haunting screams of innocent lives being taken and hurt are screamed throughout the corridors and hallways as they bravely manages to make it to their objective; to help. Another factor that plays into this unbelievable happening, is that as you've already watched the film documentaries beginning, you can't help to bear in mind that the firemen are heroic people that hasn't got the faintest idea of what's coming for them!
Now, I'm not going to give away every single detail about the storyline of this film, but what I can reveal is that to whomever is going to watch this movie, will be both moved and touched by what happens 'till the end when the credits roll in. Further more, I hope that everyone who chooses to watch this film will enjoy it just as much as I did, and perhaps get another perspective of what went on the day of 9/11 and the days after.
Do the ones that lost and risked their life during this day; Remember 9/11 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr1pwZXf65w&feature=related
Yes this is a very powerful movie, it is hard to imagine that what we see is actually what went down on that terrible day.
SvarSlett