America just passed the 25th anniversary of 9/11, when the country was rocked to its core by a terrorist attack that brought down the World Trade Center in New York City. On a larger scale, September 11, 2001, forever reshaped one of the world’s most recognizable cities and altered the course of U.S. history, from its overseas operations to its politics, its domestic mindset, and so much more. For the people, it was a day of mourning, fear, anger, and, for those at Ground Zero, uncertainty and sheer terror. A new documentary is now shedding light on the experiences of those on the ground when the towers fell, through a larger project to preserve war-related correspondence from civilians, soldiers, and more.
Laura Dern’s New Historical Documentary Is a Powerful Tribute to 9/11 [Exclusive]
Annette BeningPublished 1 min read

