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Daybreak is a found footage collage composed entirely of home videos shot on September 10, 2001. The film captures everyday moments such as babies bouncing in toy chairs and friends competing at a bowling alley. Each scene is infused with a sense of foreboding, reflecting the impending events of September 11, 2001.
The documentary presents a stark contrast between the innocence of daily life and the looming tragedy that would soon unfold. By using personal home videos, it emphasizes the normalcy of that day, creating a moving reminder of how quickly life can change.
Why Watch
- •See everyday life before 9/11 through personal videos.
- •Find out how normal moments feel different in hindsight.
- •Meet the people behind the home videos of that day.
Did You Know
•The film consists entirely of home videos shot on September 10, 2001.
•It has a total duration of 5 minutes.
•The footage includes scenes of babies and friends at a bowling alley.
Perfect For
9/11 history enthusiastsFound footage fansHome video collectors