MIPTV Picks ’09 – 102 Minutes That Changed America

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MIPTV Picks ’09 – 102 Minutes That Changed America

March 18, 2009 by Realscreen Staff

This two-hour special culls material from over 100 disparate sources – amateur videographers, raw network outtakes, emergency dispatches from the FDNY and NYPD, voicemail messages – and stitches them all together into a study of what happened in the 102 minutes between the first attack on the World Trade Center and the collapse of the second Tower.
The program aired for the first time this past Sept. 11 on History, without commercial interruption. And although this important documentary can be excruciating to watch, watch it we should, as it’s a testament to the bravery of those who lost everything trying to save others, and a spellbinding window into one of the most significant events of recent times.
Partners: Siskel/Jacobs Productions (US) for History (US, international); distributed through AETN International
Length: 1 x 120 minutes
Aired: September 11, 2008 (History)

Rights available: Worldwide outside of the US, UK and Germany

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