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2008·Documentary·1h 42m
7.1
The morning of September 11, 2001 is shown through multiple video cameras in and around New York City, from the moment the first WTC tower is hit until after both towers collapse.
Directed by Nicole Rittenmeyer and Seth Skundrick
new york city
video surveillance
terrorism
cell phone
9/11
surveillance footage
real time

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Nicole Rittenmeyer
Nicole Rittenmeyer
Director
Nicole Rittenmeyer
Nicole Rittenmeyer
Producer
Brendon Anderegg
Brendon Anderegg
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Liam
Liam
102 Minutes That Changed America
Watched in history class
Watched in history class
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Molly
Molly
102 Minutes That Changed America
the shot of people waving their arms out the windows was horrific
the shot of people waving their arms out the windows was horrific
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Mykola Wash
Mykola Wash
102 Minutes That Changed America
Truly shocking and so so very frightening.

Captured the pure chaos and confusion of that day - through only using hand-held camera footage. It is riveting how close we get to feeling and experiencing these perspectives.

These images will remain ingrained my head for life. The horror in bystanders voices - the cries of people in the streets. All of it. 

I cannot imagine what it was like for these people, for anyone during this time. I am so truly sorry. 

One of the most unique and powerful documentaries. It doesn’t provide any narration - only information and footage through the people. Leaving it up to the audience to fully take in the haunting footage of this infamously terrible tragedy. For a documentary with such little structure, it works surprisingly well.
Truly shocking and so so very frightening.

Captured the pure chaos and confusion of that day - through only using hand-held camera footage. It is riveting how close we get to feeling and experiencing these perspectives.

These images will remain ingrained my head for life. The horror in bystanders voices - the cries of people in the streets. All of it. 

I cannot imagine what it was like for these people, for anyone during this time. I am so truly sorry. 

One of the most unique and powerful documentaries. It doesn’t provide any narration - only information and footage through the people. Leaving it up to the audience to fully take in the haunting footage of this infamously terrible tragedy. For a documentary with such little structure, it works surprisingly well.
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sleuth
sleuth
102 Minutes That Changed America
watched for apush..2 times cause i had that teacher in my schedule twice. good documentary, i think one of the best out there because of how raw it is
watched for apush..2 times cause i had that teacher in my schedule twice. good documentary, i think one of the best out there because of how raw it is
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Collin Corbean
Collin Corbean
102 Minutes That Changed America
More people at the epicenter of 9/11 have died of related diseases since 01 than died the day of the attacks
More people at the epicenter of 9/11 have died of related diseases since 01 than died the day of the attacks
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