New York: September 11th

New York: September 11th ( 11/9 ) is a Téléfilm - documentary Franco-American on the Attentats of September 11th, 2001, carried out by James Hanlon, Rob Klug, Gédéon and Jules Naudet, diffused in 2002.

Synopsis

This telefilm-report was, at the base, a report on Tony Benatatos, young recruit fireman of New York. At the time of an intervention of the firemen for a gas leak close to the World Trade Center, the Naudet brothers film the first impact in tower 1, and immediately follow the firemen in the tower itself, follows from there a report in the middle of most fatal of the attacks to the the United States of America.

Data sheet

Title: New York: September 11th
original Title: 9/11
Realizers: James Hanlon, Rob Klug, Gédéon Naudet and Jules Naudet
Producing: Richard To bore, Paul Larossa, Michael Maloy, Bruce Spiegel and Mead Stonev
Executive producers: Graydon Casing, David Friend, James Hanlon, Gédéon Naudet, Jules Naudet and Susan Zirinsky
Format: Color - Video - 1.78:1 - Sound: stereophony
Lasted: 128 minutes (2h08)
Dates of diffusion:

the United States: March 10th 2002
France: September 11th 2002

Distinctions

Rewards

2002 : 2 Emmy Awards.
2002: German Television Awards, category: better international program.
2003: Peabody Award
2003 : Satellite Awards, special humane DVD
2003: Writers Guild off America, WGA Award

Nominations

2002 : 3 Emmy Awards.
2002: Television Critics Association Awards

External bond

New York: September 11th on Internet Movie Database.

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