9/11 - The Filmmakers' Commemorative Edition

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Starring: Tony Benatatos
Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Type: DVD
Directed By: James Hanlon
Studio: Paramount
Release Date: 2002-09-12
Running Time: 129 minutes
This heartfelt documentary was created and personally supervised by the award-winning french filmmakers jules & gedeon naudet who simply set out to make a movie about a rookie new york city fireman from engine 7 ladder 1 and ended up filming an event that changed our lives forever. Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 12/26/2006 Run time: 130 minutes Rating: Nr Director: J. Naudet/g. Naudet/j. Hanlon

Awesome
I have seen many documentaries on 9/11. All of them have moved me in different ways. This particular documentary especially moved me because not only was this not supposed to be a documentary about 9/11, it also took you right inside what was going on and how those fighfighters were feeling and experiencing everything on that terrible day. I would recommend this to anyone!

Amazing first hand account 9/11
I saw this documentary not long after 9/11 and thought it was a very powerful video. I am glad it came out for us to purchase. It gives us an up-close view of what it was like to be at ground zero and what the emotions were of the firefighters that responded to this horrible crime against America. This is a "must have" video so that we always remember the horrible events of that day.

Outstanding Documentary
Thanks to the efforts of these documentary filmmakers who were there with the firefighters as events unfolded, this powerful documentary is outstanding and, in my opinion, historically significant. These are the people who were there, their actions, their thoughts, their feelings. This is the one video that is a must have.

The Accidental Documentary
A brilliant record of the atmosphere in one New York City firehouse in the weeks leading up to September 11. It documents the day right from the first glimpse of the first plane to hit and what was going on at the command post inside the north tower. The camera man films as he flees from the collapses and after the dust settles inside the firehouse, the aftermath. A sobering film to watch, but a very well made documentary about that awful day. If this interests you I recommend it.

COULD NOT WATCH IT
COULD NOT WATCH THE FILM - WRONG REGION. VERY FRUSTARTING AS STATED LIVED IN THE UK. HOW CAN IT BE EXCHANGED.