September 11 (2002)
The effects of the 9/11 terrorist attacks are told from different points of view around the world.
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L'institutrice (segment "Iran") -
Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Enfant (segment "Iran")
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Elle (segment "France")
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Lui (segment "France")
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Le père (segment "Egypt")
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Le Palestinien (segment "Egypt")
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Directors:
Youssef Chahine , Amos Gitai , Shôhei Imamura , Alejandro G. Iñárritu , Claude Lelouch , Ken Loach , Samira Makhmalbaf , Mira Nair , Idrissa Ouedraogo , Sean Penn , Danis TanovicWriters:
Alain Brigand (original idea), Youssef Chahine (segment), Sabrina Dhawan (segment), Amos Gitai (segment), Alejandro G. Iñárritu (segment), Paul Laverty (segment), Claude Lelouch (adaptation), Claude Lelouch (dialogue), Claude Lelouch, Ken Loach (segment), Samira Makhmalbaf (segment), Idrissa Ouedraogo (segment), Sean Penn (segment), Marie-Jose Sanselme (segment), Danis Tanovic (segment), Daisuke Tengan (segment), Pierre Uytterhoeven (adaptation), Pierre Uytterhoeven (dialogue), Vladimir Vega (segment)All Cast & Crew
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3 wins & 1 nomination.Reviews & Commentary
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Trivia
Amos Gitai's segment was shot in a single continuous shot.
Quotes
Pablo:
Mothers, fathers and loved ones of those who died in New York, soon will be the 29th anniversary of our tuesday, 11th of September and the first anniversary of yours. We will remember you. I hope you will remember us.
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Genres
DramaDetails
Release Date:
11 September 2002Language
English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, French Sign Language, Japanese
Country of Origin
UK, France, Egypt, Japan, Mexico, USA, IranBox Office
Opening Weekend:
€486,477 (Italy) (22 September 2002)
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