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| ALL TV AND DVD RIGHTS AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE |
| This film is available in both a 56 minute TV version, and 88 Minute feature length version. Narrated by Oscar Winning Actor Kevin Spacey. |
| Original broadcast drew over 3 million viewers in the US. and garnered huge ratings on TV2 Denmark, NHK, and other stations. |
| Produced by Great Projects, Inc. one of leading Emmy winning production companies in the US specializing in programs about history and great engneerings projects. |
| Already successfully released in the US, UK and Germany on Home Video and DVD and idea for Home Video and DVD release worldwide in other territories |
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America Rebuilds: A Year at Ground Zero
1 x 56min or 1 x 90min
color
Narrated by Oscar Winning Actor Kevin Spacey AMERICA REBUILDS is an emotional and compelling portrait of the process toward recovery and reconstruction of the World Trade Center disaster from the rubble that is Ground Zero. From October 2001 until May 2002, the producers had authorized and unprecedented access to the Ground Zero site, and videotaped engineers and contractors as they remove debris and prepare for the eventual rebuilding. The film looks at the struggle of the engineers who had to rush to evaluate the eight-square-block, 75-foot deep World Trade Center basement to discover whether the slurry wall that keeps the Hudson River out of lower Manhattan has been breached, and the behind-the-scenes strategy meetings of the various construction forces as they attempted to put together the largest array of construction forces in NYC History. AMERICA REBUILDS: A Year at Ground Zero tells these stories along with the powerful and moving stories of construction workers, firemen, and ironworkers who had to endure the horror and sadness of this incredible scene of destruction and death over eight months. The first film of three film project to record the cleanup, rebuilding, and eventual construction of the new world trade complex
Produced by: Kenneth Mandel
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