7 Days in September

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• Posted 08/18/09 by John
  what about building 7 ?
• Posted 08/18/09 by Jennie
  Fellow NY'er... and loved this film. It amazes me just how much NY'ers pulled together to offer whatever help they could give. God Bless AMERICA.... and God bless NEW YORK !!! Stay Strong !
• Posted 08/07/09 by bfreedom
  The commercials in this are really ill-placed, often times cutting people off mid-sentence.
• Posted 05/31/09 by philip
  The commercial volume is really amped up, perhaps it could be more like the documentary volume so they are not so obnoxious. Thanks, I love the website
• Posted 05/18/09 by mrgnome
  doesnt load at all... :(
• Posted 04/16/09 by Ray Berthiaume
  After about 10 minutes the screen stopped but the sound continued. I eventually cancelled it. What happened?
• Posted 04/06/09 by XANDRA
  look at this i know ur going to cry
• Posted 03/31/09 by JustMe
  Thank you. My heart was broken again.... BUT...Thank you for making this film I remember Again.... Thank you
• Posted 03/18/09 by Jeff
  The filmakers were upset with Steve Rosenbaum who made this video. He has tried to sell and profit from their footage and the deaths of all the people who dies on 9/11. If you want to watch a real documentary about 9/11, go to pupitout.com and watch Continuos Pieces - 9/11.
• Posted 03/03/09 by Tom
  An exceptional diary of the times. Stirs emotions. Thanks for making this film.
• Posted 01/02/09 by TJ
  I wish to express my deepest gratitude to the filmakers, all of them. Work of this quality should find its way into our children's classrooms once they are old enough to appreciate its significance. This was a day in the life of our country that no American should ever forget. Many will however, and more still will choose to believe in the idiocy that we did this to ourselves. I do not have the words to express my revulsion for them and their delusional self-hatred for the country that I call home. A country that has been the single greatest force for good ever known in our troubled world. As a Nation we are not perfect nor are we as individuals. Watching this film was difficult for any number of reasons, but I am thoroughly glad that I did. I have been living under the threat of terrorism all of my life in one form or another. I now know after 9/11/2001 that I always will. Because we don't still have the will to wipe it out for all time, after reading the first three comments that greeted me I knew why. After my outrage subsided, I realized there are children inhabiting adult bodies that have no desire to grow up. They are happy to believe that nothing is ever worth killing or dying for. Not even when the chains of slavery are locked on all of us. I used to think of New Yorker's from a stereotypical template, but no longer. After 9/11 that mold was shattered forever. New Yorkers are a Great People and this film showed them at their Greatest! I'm proud that I call them Americans. God Bless, best of luck in 2009!!!!
• Posted 01/02/09 by TJ
  I wish to express my deepest gratitude to the filmakers, all of them. Work of this quality should find its way into our children's classrooms once they are old enough to appreciate its significance. This was a day in the life of our country that no American should ever forget. Many will however, and more still will choose to believe in the idiocy that we did this to ourselves. I do not have the words to express my revulsion for them and their delusional self-hatred for the country that I call home. A country that has been the single greatest force for good ever known in our troubled world. As a Nation we are not perfect nor are we as individuals. Watching this film was difficult for any number of reasons, but I am thoroughly glad that I did. I have been living under the threat of terrorism all of my life in one form or another. I now know after 9/11/2001 that I always will. Because we don't still have the will to wipe it out for all time, after reading the first three comments that greeted me I knew why. After my outrage subsided, I realized there are children inhabiting adult bodies that have no desire to grow up. They are happy to believe that nothing is ever worth killing or dying for. Not even when the chains of slavery are locked on all of us. I used to think of New Yorker's from a stereotypical template, but no longer. After 9/11 that mold was shattered forever. New Yorkers are a Great People and this film showed them at their Greatest! I'm proud that I call them Americans. God Bless, best of luck in 2009!!!!
• Posted 12/27/08 by shayne
  9/11 was an inside job by the Government of America itself. Learn the truth but good movie. This is coming from an American.
• Posted 11/06/08 by David L Grundvig
  Touching, emotional, insightful. Provided feelings I hadn' experienced before regarding Sept. 11, 2001. America is strong, America is United in worthwhile causes. America is Beautiful!
• Posted 10/24/08 by Chris
  9/11 WAS AN INSIDE JOB! Honour the victims by finding out the truth!
• Posted 09/13/08 by Negus Ruba
  A film for generations to come. Stunning! - brought tears to my eyes! NR
• Posted 09/12/08 by karen
  I loved this film.....it was mesmerizing. I especially enjoyed hearing and seeing the story told by the people of New York themselves. Their words and images will stay with me a long time. Well done!
• Posted 09/12/08 by katrien
  Thank you for this! As painful as is it to relive this, it will make sure we will never forget!! Kd
• Posted 09/12/08 by e
  You have shown the greatness of America and Americans who are imbued with a spirit of compassion, goodness and kindness. The people who hate us and want to destroy us will never succeed,but we must stay strong and always be vigilant about our enemies (they still exist). Like John McCain who was brutally beaten by evil men we Americans will survive. God Bless these people you have filmed.This is a stirring film because the American people have spoken and they have demonstrated their love for others.
• Posted 09/12/08 by sarah
  All we are sayin', is GIVE PEACE A CHANCE.
• Posted 09/12/08 by Maureen
  Thank you for this wonderful production. I was born and raised in NYC. My son was killed on September 11, 2001 while on an early morning business call with Cantor Fitzgerald. This film truly captures the spirit of the city during the days and the months following this loss to us and the world. It was heart warming to see so many young people in service to the rescuers. Our lives have been changed forever, but together we can see a brighter future. Keep the spirit alive by serving your world and voicing your opinion through your right to vote. Thank you again
• Posted 09/12/08 by h
  Today is 9/11/08 and I just finished watching your film. I do want to say the 5 stars is not enough. On Thanksgiving day 2001 I was given a pin of the twin towers with a flag in the center of them. I ware this pin every 9/11 and every day after that thru the month of Sept. I live in New Hampshire and even thought I wasn't there physically on that day my heart was with each and every New Yorker that day. I want to let you know that your film touched that part of my heart the way that all those millions of people did on 9/11. Words can not say Thank You enough for you sharing this with me.
• Posted 09/12/08 by Linda S
  This is a truly inspirational film and I am so glad to share it with all I know, and I thank you for putting it out for all to see. We need to stay aware of what happened.
• Posted 09/12/08 by Deborah
  I too, was incredibly moved by this film. It was that day, all over again. I am from New York but live out in California. I still recall the morning of Sept. 11th. I will never forget it. Initially, I believed that this attack was planned by people outside the United States. I can't help but question that, after what has transpired since those attacks. We are hated by so many people around the world for starting a war that makes no sense, politically or morally. People continue to die needlessly and I don't understand where this is all going to end. I am proud to be an american, but ashamed of what our government is doing in regards to the war. I can't believe that there is still a war, a war that seems to have no ending in sight. No one seems to be able to justify or make the connection to why we ended up in this war. I am so scared for the direction of our country and for our children's future. Even the elections in this country are a joke at this point. People need to wake up. Ask questions and become informed.
• Posted 09/12/08 by eddie
  This was an incredible video, such a different perspective on the day. Thanks for posting it
• Posted 09/12/08 by TracyAnne
  What a shame that the silly youth singing Kumba Ya, and wailing about the poor, have been so indoctrinated by leftist education that they think the US brought this on itself. Their heads are so filled with theories of moral equivalency, they simply can no longer recognize evil.
• Posted 09/12/08 by DIANA
  AN AMAZING FILM THAT REALLY GOT INTO THE EMOTIONS AND THE COMING TOGETHER OF PEOPLE. I AM SPEECHLESS. GOD BLESS ALL THOSE INVOLVED. DIANA
• Posted 09/12/08 by Panelle
  I was on the 93rd floor when tower 2 when it got hit. I heard a loud boom and ran to find the stairs along with my friend. we were pulled to the ground by a firefighter he told us to go fast down the stairs and we did. I noticed his name was Mc Cauley. he was nice to us. HE told us to go down the stairs fast as the building was on fire. I was visiting a friend and took a part time job to fill in my time while visiting a friend. I live out of state. I ran with my purse and a bagel still in my hand. I was working on a temp job, not that I lived here, I was only a visitor. I am in the process of writing a nonfiction book about what happened to me, so that others can read it. the Proceeds of my book goes to the Dept of Mc Cauley who saved my life in the FireFighters. I do not know if he is still around. but he saved me and my friend. I thank god that he saved my life, and God was also with me there. All I could do is think about my elderly parents, my brother and his wife and my husband who would lose me if i was gone. The depression my family would have to endure. I LOVE NEW YORK. I moved to Central Florida in 1979 with a relocation of a job but My heart will always be NYC!!
• Posted 09/12/08 by Steve
  Iam a NYC firefighter and a survivor of the 911 attacks. On this day of reflection, this film brings back many thoughts, the first is to say thank you to all the people that volunteered to help us, from serving food, kind words and applauded us wherever we went in the city.Secondly, I want to say Iam sorry to the people that lost loved ones. We really did try our best to find them..........Steve
• Posted 09/12/08 by BarbB
  This was an incredible film that I just happened upon,and I also hope it will be more widely available. My children were 9 and 12 at the time, and we covered the topic as best we could (with emphasis on us all being "safe") but 7 years later I'd LOVE for them to see it, and get their reactions now, and their memories. It was a remarkable documentary, awesome in its narrative of the filmakers various perspectives. I highly recommend it to all ( I had family in NY at the time who worked in Manhattan. Thankfully, my consulting brother who had worked at WTC upper floors until May of 2001, had a new assignment). BarbB
• Posted 09/12/08 by Liz
  Wow. This is unbelievable. I loved the video, yet hated every minute of it at the same time just because of the tragedy it brought to everyone. I visited the Tribute Museum this past spring and heard stories from firefighters and moms of children who died that fateful day. It has changed me forever. I wrote them saying how proud and courageous each and every one of them is to be able to talk about their experiences that day. Today in school (I'm a senior at Solon...a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio) we had a moment of silence and I just wish kids could realize what it would be like in New York or Washington at that time today. It's so different. Even when you visit New York in the spring or winter or summer, the sadness is always there. New Yorkers remember it every day. It is part of their lives. You see Ground Zero and you can't help but to just stare. But at my school it was like people were almost too scared to remember 9/11 because it was such a tragic day, but think about the families and victims who've had to live with this same day for the past 7 years. I pray for them every day. Let's remember for them and their loved ones who perished. This video is a great portrayal of what we all need to realize for those who were fortunate enough to not be there. I agree that it should become available to purchase. God Bless America.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Gail
  I'm still shaking my head in disbelief....even after 7 years.. my prayers go on for all that lost their lifes, and those who are still here living with those losses. I am a God Loving woman, but I have to say, (and with regret) that I hope those that put this act of hate and death on innocent people....not just "Rot in Hell" but spend eternity in Hell! Anyone remember the song that said, "when will it ever end, when will it ever end"..... God-Bless us eeryone!!!!
• Posted 09/11/08 by Cori
  I too agree It was very painful to watch this video. The filmakers did an excellent job. Never forget those lives lost on 9/11/01. May god bless all those who lost loved ones on that tragic day. GOD BLESS AMERICA & THOSE WHO LOST THERE LIVES ON 9/11/01
• Posted 09/11/08 by Terry
  I used to attend John Jay College in New York City. I passed by the World Trade Complex every day and looked through the holes cut into the fencing to check the building progress at the site. When the complex was done and the Towers opened, I felt such a sense of wonder and also, a great sense of pride in my fellow New Yorkers, at having accomplished such a monumental feat. My wonder sadly turned into horror on September 11, 2001 when I, along with the world, witnessed the utter devestation of the Towers. The loss of life that resulted seemed to be something that none of us could fathom, nor accept. Once again, I felt the sense of overwhelming pride in my fellow New Yorkers by the way so many strangers came together to help one another in any way they could. While this film documents the horror and sadness of that tragedy, it also documents what is so good about America. We can pull together no matter what race or creed; we have a common thread. They may have destroyed the Towers but they will never destroy our spirit. Thank you for this reminder.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Kim Alvarez
  This is a beautiful film, I saw it the first time and this is the second. I am not from New York, but I have friends that did survive by calling in sick that day. They would have been to work at the WTC 89th floor. This does need to be shown on national televsion, so people that want to bash the United States that you might have taken us down, but it was in prayer not in defeat. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!
• Posted 09/11/08 by LWilkins
  This is the most incredible video about 9/11 I've ever seen -I needed to see this to understand the total impact of this awful day in history - I'm hoping this will become a documentary film that will be available for purchase to the general public.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Perry
  What a wonderful tribute to the people of New York. You showed that nobody or nothing can knock down the spirt of the people of New York and this country. Thank you to all the fim makers for taking the time to film and document this tragedy. God Bless New York and the USA.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Soulkicker
  Two things: 1. ####IT !!! 2. You truly captured it, thank you.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Margaret
  It was so painful to watch this video. It will always be painful to watch another. I was on Jury Duty that day (City Hall area). Dismissed I tried to make my way to the corporation for which I worked. I went down Nassau Street to 60 Wall where I was a nurse for the corporation, & the TC came down. I ran toward the East River, stopped by the NY Downtown Hospital to see if they'd need help, but they said to just keep going because there won't be many alive. I budied with a couple of ladies, one, a single Mom from NJ, an Asthmatic, and worried because she didn't know how to contact her daughter's nursery school. She had a new phone, but couldn't get the school. I had an old analog phone and by the time we got to E.28th St. my phone got her school. She broke down, for at least 15 minutues. Finally when we made it to E.38th, she went towards the ferry to NJ, and I walked the rest of the way home to E. 86th. You will hear many stories similar to mine. New Yorkers helping New Yorkers in ways that we had never had to do before. We are a more sensitive New York now. We have to be. To you who have perished, have given support to your work sites, family, and City we can't forget. You hold the secrets of the Universe now, that we on Earth aren't privileged to know. But our hearts are full of love and compassion for your lives that we lost.
• Posted 09/11/08 by kas
  Thank you for the documentation of the terror and more importantly - for showing the strength and resilience of the people of NY. Never forget.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Balyn
  Thank you for making this video...seeing how everyone came together to help each other was overwhelming. But today, 7 years later, I do not see that unity. I think we have forgotten the horror of what occurred, which may be the species way of preserving itself, by forgetting something so terribly awful. Also, I do not want to continually cause more pain to those who lost a loved one in this horrific event, by replaying this video which only reopens their hard to heal wounded spirit. I too, wish we had that unity we had in September 2001, perhaps through perseverence of doing the right thing, as often as we can (YES, it is difficult), but to remember that we are not doing it for our individual selves, but for those gallant heroes who were on those airplanes (and fought back against the terrorists), or those FDNY/NYPD/EMS who went up into the buildings that others were fleeing, or even those brave souls who could not flee the building by way of stairs and choose to jump instead. I do not know that I could do the least of any of these actions, and I consider myself a strong, determined person. Thank you for giving me this avenue to express myself. I pray that we can all come together united in effort to help each other for the greater good. May God Bless you all and God Bless America.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Donna
  This film was remarkable and done very well. There were things in this film that I did NOT know about 9/11. I am thankful for the filmaker and his/her vision to make 9/11 more understood. I often wondered how New Yorkers reacted to such a tragedy and at the end of this film I am totally impressed at how you wanted to convey how children think. I truly give you 5 Stars for this film, it is a KEEPER. God Bless, Donna
• Posted 09/11/08 by Judith
  Totally perfectly presented with realism and compassion. This film should be shown on national television! GOD BLESS AMERICA! Thank you!
• Posted 09/11/08 by lynn
  This stark, heart-wrenching film mirrors the thoughts and horror of those of us who were at Shanksville, and those at the Pentagon. New Yorkers are just one part of the millions of Americans who stil remember that this country stands for unity, pride, and justice...and love for each other. To all those who lived through 9-11...we will remember.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Margaret
  thank you. i am a 13 yr old, and i did not remember that day very much, but now knowing what really happened. i remember my aunt who lived in lower manahattan. thank you and god bless.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Judy Kuhn
  Your film is just what I needed, to reflect on the events of that terrible day. God Bless you for capturing the true American spirit. God Bless America
• Posted 09/11/08 by nancyandbud
  Our hearts were broken but our spirits remained strong ... God Bless the United States of America.
• Posted 09/11/08 by God Bless the USA
  I will never forget that day as long as I live. My husband was serving in the U.S.A.F. at the time. Even though we were not in NY, DC, or PA, I feared for his life more than I ever had. It's sad that it took something so horrific to bring a country together. I just wish that the patriotic and "we are one" feelings would have lasted longer. I hope we are not getting complacent now that it's been so long. God bless our military, firefighters, policemen, and all that put their lives on the line every day so that we can be "free".
• Posted 09/11/08 by jo
  this is amazing footage. God Bless all who died & those who lived through this horrible day.
• Posted 09/11/08 by robert
  I wont comment of the geopolitical aspect of the times that we live in; this isn't the proper place, i believe. But in regards to the tone and the heartfelt sincerity of the film, i must expess my admiration to the courage of filmakers for creating a work that could've easily been tranformed into jingoistic propaganda. Instead, 7 Days is a fine tribute to those lost and the survivors to 9/11. A tribute that showcases the triumph of the human spirit that goes beyond tragedy, death, and the desire for revenge; which we all wanted after that dark day. I'm not a very sentimental person, but i cried through the entire piece. Thank you.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Cassie
  Thank you for making this video...it was amazing to see the effect of 9/11 from ordinary, everyday residents of New York. Even 7 years later, the wounds seem to still be healing. Thank you.
• Posted 09/11/08 by CeCe
  Thank you for the honor of seeing this film! It touched my heart...it reached into my soul to reinforce why I do the job I do. God bless America...God bless New York. No, we will NEVER forget September 11th and all those who perished.
• Posted 09/11/08 by rlewis5370
  I remember the sad empty feeling I had watch the tv that morning, the feeling of frustion because there was nothing I could do to stop it.I also remember the unity i felt with all americans in the following weeks and months.We were all american not dems and repubs,lefts and rights. I we back to the same old hate everyone that doesnt share your opinion. Imagine what we could do if we could keep that unity we all felt after that tragic day.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Kathryn
  Yes I do remember 9/11/01 It was actually the most Horrific day of my life, and I can never forget it ! How can anyone ever forget ? yes I also think people are in Denial and also whom caused it a bunch of terroists whom had nothing to loose , except their lives and they did it for and glory and to get the point across that they can do it and bust through our security, no matter how many lives they took with them. They were not hero's the Hero's were the lives they took from their Families, friends and loved ones and whom deal with it on a daily basic still to this day. The hero's are the ones whom searched to try and find all that were missing and were never found, they put their lives on the line to do this WHY because they are true Americans and love their country and what it stands for FREEDOM and THEY LOVE Their FELLOW MAN. How many countries can you say that about, not many! I haven't felt safe and secure since then, It's almost like a black cloud hanging over me. I have a great nephew whom is in the armies special forces he is in Iraq He is only 20 years old I saw him last on june 21 at our Family Reunion He may be 20 but HE IS A MAN and a very proud man he wants to promote Freedom for all countries, especialy the U.S.A He is very proud to be an American and do's not think about he could loose his life, He do's his job and what he is supposed to do, He is my Hero and he supports IN GOD WE TRUST!! And I Know God will support him too. his next job is to go after the taliban and Al Queda in the mountains, Please every one who Christian or not Pray for Josh E THAT HE COMES HOME SAFELY!!! His sister interned in Washington Has recieved her Masters degree from Harvard and is teaching others how to spot signs of terroists, Their Mother couldn't believe that she had raised 2 such Patrotic Children and is very proud of them. I would like nothing better than to have every ones relatives whom are there to be able to come home to their loving families friends and loved ones, but the job isn't done yet!! PRAY FOR ALL WHO HAVE FAMILY MEMBERS THERE!!! Mabe some day I'll feel safe again but not right now. GOD BLESS THE U.S.A AND OUR TROOPS
• Posted 09/11/08 by Steve
  This is a day I'll never forget. I had to travel to Atlanta on business that early morning out of Newark. I remember thinking to myself driving to the airport just what a beautiful,clear,crisp morning it was. When my plane landed in Atlanta the gentleman sitting next to me had a beeper which gave news updates & he said a plane had hi the World Trade Center. That's all the info he had & we walked out of the plane to find a TV to watch it on the news. While watching, we saw the 2nd tower get hit. People were crying and were in shock. Our plane had left from Newark Airport only 2 hours earlier and everything was beautiful and fine. Now we have landed in Atlanta and we see our CITY is under attack. In a short time we would all realize our nation was under attack once the pentagon was hit. I remember seeing the pentagon in fire and somehow thinking that airspace would b closed and I needed to get a rental car so I could get home. Somehow my lucky,quick thinking allowed me to be one of the first on line to get a car. I could not believe that in under 4 hrs I have flown to Atlanta & now I was driving back hometo god knows what. I drove over 12 hrs straight, only stopping for gas & you know. I remember drivng around Washington D.C. & seeing smoke from the Pentagon. I called friends as I had many who worked down in the financial district.I remember getting to the Ben Franklin Bridge to find out the NJ Turnpike was closed. I detoured to 195 or 295 I can't remember and may my way north. I was determined to get home. I finally arrived home around 2:30am and sat in a comfortable chair to have a drink and watch on TV everything I missed while driving. I woke the next day and though I knew it happened thinking it must hav been a bad dream. Unfortunately, I looked out my window to see nothing but smoldering white smoke where the towers once stood. I'll NEVER FORGET that day & those 24 hours! It has been 7 years now since 9/11 and love him or hate him at least Bush has not allowed another attack on our countries homeland. This is something we all need to remember when we pick our next "Commander In Chief".
• Posted 09/11/08 by Kathryn
  Yes I do remember 9/11/01 It was actually the most Horrific day of my life, and I can never forget it ! How can anyone ever forget ? yes I also think people are in Denial and also whom caused it a bunch of terroists whom had nothing to loose , except their lives and they did it for and glory and to get the point across that they can do it and bust through our security, no matter how many lives they took with them. They were not hero's the Hero's were the lives they took from their Families, friends and loved ones and whom deal with it on a daily basic still to this day. The hero's are the ones whom searched to try and find all that were missing and were never found, they put their lives on the line to do this WHY because they are true Americans and love their country and what it stands for FREEDOM and THEY LOVE Their FELLOW MAN. How many countries can you say that about, not many! I haven't felt safe and secure since then, It's almost like a black cloud hanging over me. I have a great nephew whom is in the armies special forces he is in Iraq He is only 20 years old I saw him last on june 21 at our Family Reunion He may be 20 but HE IS A MAN and a very proud man he wants to promote Freedom for all countries, especialy the U.S.A He is very proud to be an American and do's not think about he could loose his life, He do's his job and what he is supposed to do, He is my Hero and he supports IN GOD WE TRUST!! And I Know God will support him too. his next job is to go after the taliban and Al Queda in the mountains, Please every one who Christian or not Pray for Josh E THAT HE COMES HOME SAFELY!!! His sister interned in Washington Has recieved her Masters degree from Harvard and is teaching others how to spot signs of terroists, Their Mother couldn't believe that she had raised 2 such Patrotic Children and is very proud of them. I would like nothing better than to have every ones relatives whom are there to be able to come home to their loving families friends and loved ones, but the job isn't done yet!! PRAY FOR ALL WHO HAVE FAMILY MEMBERS THERE!!! Mabe some day I'll feel safe again but not right now. GOD BLESS THE U.S.A AND OUR TROOPS
• Posted 09/11/08 by Peter Seoane
  I am still remember you Robert God Bless you
• Posted 09/11/08 by Karen Summers
  Thank you for making this film, now no one can say it never happened as in other tragic events. I lived this that day and have been since. Our youngest son has been in Iraq for three years, fighting the monsters that did this. I can never forgive them and I hope God never will either. I still cry for all the people who went down with the towers, their famlies, and all Americans. God Bless America.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Pepper
  Thank you Dee, at least someone has the brains to remember why we went to war in the first place!
• Posted 09/11/08 by Shirl
  I too remember..the minute it happened,,I remember where I was and what I was doing. I will never forget such a horrible , senseless crime that changed the lives of thousands forever! I listened to every name called out this morning and cried though the ceremony as I watched the loved ones in such pain. I don't believe we are hounding Bush because we forgot, it is because he is not going to war over the people that committed this crime. He did go after another criminal that had nothing to do with it! I don't believe it will ever end, not as long as religious extremeists exist. I do find it powerful that this morning people stood up from countries all over the world, together, to mourn the loss off the 9/11 victims. If only we all stood up together like that, no matter what religion you are, just imagine how powerful that would be. If we could all focus on helping the needy, the suffering and the unfortunate no matter who we are praying too.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Pam
  This has never been an attack on US soil in all of history. This is a wonderful movie. I have noticed today that there are only two flags flying on our street. One is ours. I'm wearing my Flight 93 shirt beacuse I grew up about 45 minutes away from Shanksville.I ahve visited that field many times when I go back home. I am curious as to why so many people have forgot what today is, and saddened by it, I don't understand. Mostly all the lives were taken in NY, the Pentagon , but the passsengers who diverted the plane , Flight 93,were killed too. They saved so many lives by doing what they did, of course they knew the would die anyway Thank God that they kept the plane from reaching it's destinantion. I ahve family in NY, and PA. They haven't forgot. God Bless this country and may He keep us safe.Pray that our new President knows how to handlethings like this. Why weren't our fighter planes up and guarding this country ? thank you , fireman , and police and ordinary citizens who did extraordinary things that day.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Fran
  Rememeber when they were building the TWIN TOWERS as we called them....towers of red steel is what I can envision. First time in 2002 flying into Newark airport.....they were gone.........sad, sad, sad. Every 9/11 I feel the loss of the people and the stories....God Bless America.
• Posted 09/11/08 by Lauren
  We didn't go to war to get even with anyone. We want to prevent something like 9/11 from ever happening again. And you don't know the hearts of people. I assure you no one has forgotten. Just because everyone doesn't have flags on their cars anymore doesn't mean that they don't still feel the pain and sadness associated with September 11th.
• Posted 09/11/08 by dayna
  i will never forget that day--- i was a flight attendant working that fateful day... it could have been my plane.....god bless the families and the angels that lost their lives...god bless
• Posted 09/11/08 by Dee
  I remember. How I remember..and I am not from NY. I have not lost a loved one either, thank God! But, it amazes me how people here in the US DO FORGET! I remember how our flags were flown on our cars etc. . how we joined together as a community. Yes, time takes care of the horrible terror of such an event. . but really ..I think we go into denial. I HAVE NEVER FORGOT 911. How on earth can you? Its impossible!!!! We hounded Bush to go to war and get even with these terrorists! Then we critize him for doing it. How we forget. How on earth can we?????
• Posted 09/11/08 by Buddy
  God Bless P.O. Vinny Danz NYPD ESU TRUCK 3 We miss you Vinny.
• Posted 09/08/08 by jp
  Thank you for the film Seven Days in September. I lived it, we all lived it. I am still living it, we all are not still living it. Is that a good thing or a bad thing. It was a powerful yet gentle reminder of everything, sadly things that cannot be forgotten. With appreciation for allowing it to be seen here, I would love right now to be watching a sequel...Seven Years Since 9/11 perhaps? Try to put things into perspective as 9/11 still continues to happen. I know that these things cannot be contrived and that your film was literally an unplanned work in progress but is is so important that this was recorded and narrated the way it was. I feel like this should be required viewing for Americans or at least required curriculum in schools and or colleges. It uniquely told the story and honors the tragedy....none of it should be forgotten, the raw horror as well as the tender emotions.