This history highlights the little-known role volunteer structural engineers played following the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and how the nation came together to take care of each other in the aftermath of a traumatic loss of life.
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Engineers at Ground Zero is a documentary film that highlights the little-known role structural engineers played
following the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center. While first responders have been rightfully
praised, this film focuses on the structural engineers who ensured their safety during recovery, helped stabilize
thousands of structures, and prevented the Hudson River from catastrophically flooding the NYC Subway system.
Featuring firsthand accounts with Engineers and first responders, and never before seen archival photos and video,
the film examines how 9/11 has influenced current building design and emergency response. It is a story to retell and
share with younger generations who do not know about 9/11 and how it transformed New York City and the world. It
is a story about New Yorkers and the nation, coming together to take care of each other in the aftermath of a
traumatic loss of life. It is a reflection on human nature and the goodness of Mankind in the face of tragedy.
Runtime: 52 mins
Age rating: U
Genre: Documentary
Language: English
The ticket link will take you through to our partner Smoovie who will handle ticket sales for this film. Tickets will also be available on the door.
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