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Deep Dive: Asshole (2002)

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Asshole
In the fall of 2001, filmmaker David Kramer confronts personal loss after a gas explosion devastates his studio. This event occurs shortly after the 9/11 attacks, intertwining his personal crisis with the national tragedy. The documentary captures Kramer's emotional response to both incidents, as he seeks to find meaning amid chaos. Through personal anecdotes and imagery, Kramer reflects on the implications of loss and the struggle for hope in a changed world. The film presents a raw look at how these events shaped his perspective on life and endurance in the face of adversity.

Why Watch

  • •See David Kramer's personal crisis after 9/11.
  • •Find out how a gas explosion impacted Kramer's life.
  • •Meet Susan Mitchell, featured in the film.

Did You Know

•David Kramer faced a gas explosion in his studio in late 2001.
•The documentary was produced just a month and a half after 9/11.
•The film has a total duration of 7 minutes.

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Post 9/11 reflectionsDocumentary enthusiastsFans of David Kramer