A decade-long struggle unfolds over the redevelopment of Ground Zero, involving politicians, architects, and victims' families with conflicting visions for the site.
“Sacred Ground. Prime Real Estate. Battle Royale.”
A decade-long struggle unfolds over the redevelopment of Ground Zero, involving politicians, architects, and victims' families with conflicting visions for the site.
Ground Zero, the site of the September 11 attacks, became a focal point for a decade-long struggle over its redevelopment. Politicians, architects, and victims' families engaged in contentious debates about the future of the 16-acre area. Key decisions shaped the vision for a national symbol of remembrance. Through interviews and archival footage, the film details the emotional and political challenges faced in transforming a site of tragedy into a place of renewal. Directed by Richard Hankin, the documentary runs for 95 minutes.
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