"7 Days. 27 Filmmakers. 1 Powerful Story About 9/11."06 September 2002Factual119 mins
Composed of material from 27 filmmakers — ranging from professional directors and cinematographers to amateurs on the street — this documentary examines the immediate impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York City. This powerful footage documents the atmosphere surrounding the city in the hours and days after the attacks, including the rescue workers scrambling to save lives and the average citizens struggling to make sense of the day's horrific events.
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United States06 September 2002
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