01940nam a2200205   4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001500064040000800079050001100087245007600098260006700174300005600241500005900297505041800356520079300774650006601567650005801633650004301691AUA.120180828110800.0180828b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0767047818  cJTL  aHV6432  aWTC : the first 24 hours, 9.11.2001 /cEtienne Sauret.hVideorecording.  aNew York, NY : bDistributed in the U.S. by New Video,cc2002.  a1 videodisc (48 min.) : bsound, color ;c4 3/4 in.  aSpecial features: Photo gallery [slide show] (8 min.).  a 	Original version The first 24 hours --
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Sunrise / camera and direction, Etienne Sauret ; editing, Michael Siedlecki ; producers, Etienne Sauret, David Carrara ; production, ISIS (2001) (11 min.). Expanded version WTC : The first 24 hours / camera and direction, Etienne Sauret ; editing, Tracy Granger ; producers, Etienne Sauret, David Carrara ; production, ISIS (2001) (29 min.).  a 	
Devoid of the conventions of other filmed accounts, this short video presents a near-wordless half-hour of observation: first the fall of the World Trade Center towers, then a wandering exploration through the rubble of ground zero. Barely audible voices float and mingle with the cries of sirens. Ground zero is a surreal moonscape of ash and stories-high destruction, dust-covered structures reduced to meaningless ruin, a shocking catastrophe so enormous that all the assembled resources seem paltry and inadequate. For New Yorkers, the most haunting images are those of once-bustling Lower Manhattan streets empty and covered in debris. As a document, the film is invaluable, as a viewing experience it is a meditation on how the passage of time has made it no more comprehensible.  aWorld Trade Center (New York, N.Y. : 1970-2001) x History.    a World Trade Center (New York, N.Y. : 1970-2001)       aSeptember 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.