Filmmakers David Belton and Bjørn Johnson state they wanted to find a "new way" of dealing with what happened to the World on September 11, 2001. And seemingly, the material has been gone over endlessly, yet while we know--intimately--the details of that day, what is captured here is the impact it had on those who were either witnesses or survivors both then and now. And indeed it is a new way of looking both at the historical narrative as well as the personal impact of a seminal event in World History. The value of what's collected and expertly edited into this astonishing film will be just one more step in integrating what is both good and bad in ourselves and our lives, and how some certainly arose from the flames, the dust and the ashes of that day.
Review of Memory Box: Echoes of 911
