2002·Drama·2h 14m
7.1
★
An anthology of short films inspired by the events of the September 11 World Trade Center attacks.
Directed by Ken Loach and Idrissa Ouedraogo and Samira Makhmalbaf and Alejandro G. Iñárritu and Amos Gitai and Shōhei Imamura and Sean Penn and Mira Nair and Danis Tanović and Youssef Chahine and Claude Lelouch
palestinian-israeli conflict
unsociability
media
skyscraper
war on terror
9/11
elderly
woman director
Trailer
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Cast
Ernest Borgnine
Old Man (segment "USA")
Emmanuelle Laborit
She (segment "France")
Keren Mor
Journalist (segment "Israel")
Tanvi Azmi
Talat Hamdani (segment "India")
Kapil Bawa
Salim Hamdani (segment "India")
Tomorowo Taguchi
Yukichi Furuhashi (segment "Japan")
Kumiko Aso
Sae Furuhashi (segment "Japan")
Akira Emoto
Sakichi Furuhashi (segment "Japan")
Mitsuko Baisho
Kayo Furuhashi (segment "Japan")
Ken Ogata
Villager (segment "Japan")
Nour El-Sherif
Youssef Chahine (segment "Egypt")
Sanaa Younes
Mother (segment "Egypt")
Crew
Ken Loach
Director
Idrissa Ouedraogo
Director
Samira Makhmalbaf
Director
Alejandro G. Iñárritu
Director
Amos Gitai
Director
Shōhei Imamura
Director
Sean Penn
Director
Mira Nair
Director
Danis Tanović
Director
Youssef Chahine
Director
Claude Lelouch
Director
Youssef Chahine
Writer
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
David lynch
7.7★ · 02/11/25
i really don’t understand, this could’ve been so much better
i really don’t understand, this could’ve been so much better
Eclectic Sorcerer
4.0★ · 02/11/25
it had some fine segments
it had some fine segments
Eclectic Sorcerer
4.0★ · 02/11/25
it had some fine segments
it had some fine segments
alex
8.0★ · 12/31/22
potentially the last movie of the year!! wanted to take the time to thank everyone that reads my reviews, interacts with me, or has followed me this year. here’s to a great 2023 for us all!!
it’s interesting the ways in which this movie tries to analyze a great american tragedy with an artistic look, and with reverence. episode 9 was the one that stuck out to me most, as it was a realistic look at how many pakistani’s were treated around the time. it’s heartbreaking to hear her eulogize her son. the inarritu segment was also super artistic and visually interesting. all the segments do their best at humanizing and making one of america’s deepest scars more beautiful, but also introspective.
it’s interesting the ways in which this movie tries to analyze a great american tragedy with an artistic look, and with reverence. episode 9 was the one that stuck out to me most, as it was a realistic look at how many pakistani’s were treated around the time. it’s heartbreaking to hear her eulogize her son. the inarritu segment was also super artistic and visually interesting. all the segments do their best at humanizing and making one of america’s deepest scars more beautiful, but also introspective.
potentially the last movie of the year!! wanted to take the time to thank everyone that reads my reviews, interacts with me, or has followed me this year. here’s to a great 2023 for us all!!
it’s interesting the ways in which this movie tries to analyze a great american tragedy with an artistic look, and with reverence. episode 9 was the one that stuck out to me most, as it was a realistic look at how many pakistani’s were treated around the time. it’s heartbreaking to hear her eulogize her son. the inarritu segment was also super artistic and visually interesting. all the segments do their best at humanizing and making one of america’s deepest scars more beautiful, but also introspective.
it’s interesting the ways in which this movie tries to analyze a great american tragedy with an artistic look, and with reverence. episode 9 was the one that stuck out to me most, as it was a realistic look at how many pakistani’s were treated around the time. it’s heartbreaking to hear her eulogize her son. the inarritu segment was also super artistic and visually interesting. all the segments do their best at humanizing and making one of america’s deepest scars more beautiful, but also introspective.
Thomas Van Lieshout
6.0★ · 03/14/26