Sep 09, 2016 Powerful 9/11 film returns, this time. In 2001 two French brothers, Jules and Gedeon Naudet. That footage became the documentary “9/11,” which. The Naudet brothers and Hanlon have produced updated material for “9/11” every five years. As work on the 15th anniversary edition began, the trio decided it was. 9/11 or the September 11 attacks were a series of attacks on the United States in 2001 by al-Qaeda. September 11; November 9; 9/11, a documentary about the 9/11 attacks.

The Naudet brothers and Hanlon have produced updated material for “9/11” every five years. As work on the 15th anniversary edition began, the trio decided it was time to ensure the movie would be preserved and properly showcased for generations to come. They cut a deal for to acquire all rights to the film and all of the raw footage they collected on Sept. 11 and the days that followed. Plans to build a digital archive for “9/11” material that will allow users to access roughly 100 hours of footage, the vast majority of it unseen. Related “We often talk to high school students, and one of the more fascinating things about the kids who were either too young or not born [on Sept.

11] is that they are such a visual generation,” Jules Naudet says. “The film resonates so much more with them. They can put themselves in that place.” CNN will air “9/11: Fifteen Years Later” twice starting at 8 p.m. on Sept. A limited amount of new material will be available on the CNN Films website, but the archive will take time to build out.

All Arial Fonts. For starters, they have to digitize and preserve all of the master tapes. TV Tributes Among the special programming slated to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks: CNBC “Ground Zero Rising: Freedom vs.

Fear” An hour-long look at the revitalization of the World Trade Center site History “America’s 9/11 Flag: Rise From the Ashes” Details the disappearance of the flag raised in the WTC rubble by three firefighters MSNBC “9/11/01: The Today Show” A three-hour rerun of the NBC show that day Fox News “9/11: Timeline of Terror” Draws from the network’s archives to re-create the timeline of events Smithsonian Channel “9/11: Day That Changed the World” Revisits the actions of leaders including President George W. Bush “This is not going to be just a dump of raw footage,” says Amy Entelis, CNN’s exec VP of talent and content development. “There is a big opportunity for us to organize the material in different ways and make interactive features.

We want to make it into a resource not just for us but for people who are studying these events.”. Drivers Hp 6710b.