Here is New York

About This Movie

Here is New York (2002) captures a raw and poignant moment in time, focusing on the 'here is new york: a democracy of photographs' exhibition that emerged after 9/11. The film lays bare the emotional weight of the tragedy through a mosaic of images, blending the work of both amateur and professional photographers. You get everything from haunting shots of dust-covered cars to the weary faces of firefighters, all interspersed with makeshift signs craving peace. It's less about narrative and more about reflecting a collective grief—slow-paced, yet each frame resonates deeply, offering a meditative space to process the aftermath. The film stands out for its candidness and the respect it shows to the contributors' voices. It’s a true documentary in the sense that it lets the images speak for themselves, creating an atmospheric journey through loss and resilience.

Explores the aftermath of 9/11 through photographs · Features contributions from both amateurs and professionals · Creates a reflective atmosphere through its pacing and tone