I have watched numerous 9/11 documentaries and each one shocks me too the core. No matter how many times you relive that memory, you will always remember where you were during that fateful day regardless of what part of the world you are from. We all lived and breathed it. We all felt for those poor souls that lost their lives in this horrible tragedy. We all grieve for the families. This 6 Part documentary is a timeline guide of those events told through various witnesses and key survivors. It's played in real time footage which adds to the extraordinary tension. Regardless of what you know of the event, your heart is pounding the whole way through. It's emotional hearing the stories and you will 100% shed a few tears as the survivors dissect each and everyone of their own version of the atrocity unfolding. A truly heartbreaking, but masterpiece in film making of a truly horrendous monster act. If there's one 9/11 documentary you need too sit and watch, then put this national geographic masterpiece on. I promise you won't regret it.
Review of 9/11: One Day in America
