Film Lens
9/11 Firehouse recounts the experiences of firefighters from Ten House, the fire station located next to the World Trade Center, during the events of September 11, 2001. The film provides a firsthand account of their actions and emotions on that day, capturing the immediate aftermath of the attacks and the impact on the firefighters' lives and careers.
The documentary uses observational techniques to present real facts and personal stories, allowing viewers to witness the realities faced by these firefighters. With a runtime of 44 minutes, it offers a focused look at the heroism and dedication of those who served at Ten House during one of the most tragic events in American history.
Why Watch
- •Meet the firefighters of Ten House on 9/11.
- •See the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks.
- •Find out how 9/11 changed firefighting forever.
Did You Know
•Ten House is located right next to the World Trade Center.
•The documentary runs for 44 minutes.
•The film was released in 2013.
Perfect For
Firefighting history9/11 memorialsEmergency response