Loose Change : Second Edition (2006)

Director: Dylan Avery Genres: Documentary, Historical Drama Origin: USA Certificate: M Languages: English Running Time: 82 min

synopsis

On the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Loose Change has become a magnet for those who have come to believe the worst about the American Government. Five years after September 11th, the American People are left with more questions than answers. From the phoney bin Laden tape to the lack of a 757 at the Pentagon, this documentary addresses all the questions as well as providing the evidence necessary to begin answering them. This film was originally intended as a fictional story about a possible conspiracy related to the attacks of 9/11. This fictional story was also called Loose Change. It was during his research for this project that the filmmaker Dylan Avery began to believe that there was an actual cover up over the 9/11 attacks and the project switched to a documentary after discussion with his childhood friend Korey Rowe, an army specialist who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, who became the producer of Loose Change. They were also joined by researcher Jason Bermas. This exceptional documentary offers viewers a piece by piece examination of a broad swathe of evidence from witnesses, news reporters, emergency workers and scientists. It suggests that 9/11 could only have been the most sophisticated propaganda exercise in human histy, masterminded and executed from within. Whether viewers choose to accept or reject the evidence is a matter for them. But just perhaps this revisionist theory is a modern re-telling of the Emperors New Clothes. Are we all victims of the most monstrous falsehood in history? Watch this documentary and decide.