After reading some of the reviews, I think this is a very good movie. After reading the "In the End" comment, it mentioned a real documentary, so I couldn't help but make a digression. The authenticity of documentaries is naturally full of charm, so that many films use the style of documentaries to achieve artistic authenticity.
However, the authenticity of the documentary does not obliterate the charm of the story film. Although the plot may be similar, it expresses something completely different. The film is fundamentally full of the director's personal color.
On the day of 9.11, I was still working in the development zone in Zhengzhou. I just heard about it, and I was a little unbelievable and a little excited. It's not that I hate America, but that I'm young so that the world will not be chaotic. Watching this movie again today is a completely different feeling. At that time, I also thought that it would definitely be made into a movie, how to shoot it, from what angle, and what meaning it would reflect. Although this is a good subject, it is very difficult to shoot successfully. It is impossible to reproduce the reality of the disaster at the time, nor the scene outright. The fragments and cross-sections of this constituency reflect the situation at that time very well.
Life continues in the power of love, and hope is strong in despair. The estrangement is overcome in the face of disaster, and the United States is united in the face of ruins.
We often talk about the sublimation of the theme, the main theme of the film is just like that, but all this does not see the slightest artificial and twisted.
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