10 Days in New York

About This Movie

So, '10 Days in New York' is quite a raw documentary. It dives deep into the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, with John Sweeney on the ground, capturing the chaos and emotional weight of those early days. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to really absorb the gravity of the situation. There's a certain unvarnished atmosphere here, stripped of glamor, which makes it feel authentic and immediate. Sweeney's reporting style, a mix of urgency and empathy, keeps you engaged. It's not about big budget effects; it’s all about real people and their stories, their lives shaken. It’s a significant piece in understanding how New York coped and reflected during those tense moments.

Intimate portrayal of a city in crisis · Focus on human experiences · Raw and unfiltered documentary style