Is Tuesday Morning In September the new Perfect Film”?”
The new documentary, Tuesday Morning In September, takes a long look at 9/11 from a single perspective.
Over the course of the past few weeks, An Pham, an undergrad at Georgia State, has been emailing me with updates about upcoming screenings of the film Tuesday Morning in September, a single person’s home movie documentary account of 9/11.
My name is An Pham and I’m a Junior at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA, USA. This video footage was made known to me less than 6 months ago. I found Tuesday Morning in September to be such a powerful piece of film that I have decided to fully commit to the project.
This is an introduction on my feelings as to what Tuesday Morning in September means to me:
With over two hours of continual footage on the day of 9/11/01, Tuesday Morning in September can be heralded as one of the most inclusive accounts of the day.
Captured from New Jersey, across the Hudson, this vantage point has never been exposed to the public. Going on 9 years since September 11th, 2001, this footage has never been leaked or released to any news agency or any production company since it was shot that day. It has been stowed away for nearly an entire decade.
The affect that this video footage can give, from start to finish, is rather difficult to explain. Without a link or influence by the media or government, it is pure and true to the day of 9/11/01.