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Redefining history

After sitting on eight hours of exclusive footage shot at ground zero on 9/11, writer/director Lou Angeli had to completely re-invent his vision when he started putting together his doc Answering the Call: Ground Zero's Volunteers last August. The reason? More than 12,000 pages of documents and audio tapes released by the city of New York, thanks to a Freedom of Information suit filed by The New York Times.
September 1, 2005

After sitting on eight hours of exclusive footage shot at ground zero on 9/11, writer/director Lou Angeli had to completely re-invent his vision when he started putting together his doc Answering the Call: Ground Zero's Volunteers last August. The reason? More than 12,000 pages of documents and audio tapes released by the city of New York, thanks to a Freedom of Information suit filed by The New York Times.

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