New Year’s revolution

The movie mag polls are in, and it looks like United 93 is their ‘film of the year’. Well, quelle sur-chuffing-prise, eh?

Worthy, dull, uninspired, it just goes to show what a crap year it’s been in cinemaland (except for Crank, which was ace - obviously!). So, god bless YouTube and hallaluyah for those beavering away under the radar.

Like filmmaker Dylan Avery, whose online 9/11 documentary was just what the proverbial doctor ordered in this whey-faced year of film. He raised $2,000 to make Loose Change, a film that asks ‘honest questions’ about the collapse of the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001.

And frankly, it’s never ‘too soon’ to be asking questions like: why were there reports of multiple explosions in the towers? Why did the plane crashing into the Pentagon (and for that matter, the United 93 crash) leave no evidence of an actual plane? Why did the footage of Bin Laden admitting the attacks bear no resemblance to existing pictures of the man? Hmmm?

As opposed to the sanitised likes of United 93 and Oliver Stone’s World Trade Center, Avery’s flick actually bothered to put things in context and make its case with bone-chilling precision. Which is why we at D+CFilm are naming it our film of the year. Hell, it’ll probably be our film of next year too - after all, you can watch Loose Change version two online now (click here to watch it in full), but an updated third version is lined up for a theatrical run in 2007.

Rest assured, when this stuff hits the cinemas, the shit hits the fan. Happy new year, D+Cineasts!

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5 Responses to “New Year’s revolution”

  1. Devon and Cornwall Film » Blog Archive » Unbelievable truth (video) Says:

    [...] Rodriguez was a janitor in the North Tower on 9/11. A hero on the day who saved many lives, he has been honoured five times at the White House and has become leader of several Twin Towers’ victim’s support groups. He’s also a leading 9/11 truth campaigner, having appeared in Dylan Avery’s Loose Change (click here to find out more), the online documentary questioning the events of 9/11. [...]

  2. Devon and Cornwall Film » Blog Archive » Reel life (video) Says:

    [...] In the meantime, see below to get a flavour of what Shayler had to say to the folks at Reel Indi. Alternatively, click here for a more detailed look at the 9/11 conspiracy. [...]

  3. Devon and Cornwall Film » Blog Archive » William, you’re really something Says:

    [...] But he’s also a leading 9/11 truth campaigner, having appeared in Dylan Avery’s Loose Change (click here to find out more), the online documentary questioning the events of 9/11. That’s the story the People’s Republic Of South Devon is interested in. [...]

  4. Peoples Republic of South Devon » William, you’re really something Says:

    [...] But he’s also a leading 9/11 truth campaigner, having appeared in Dylan Avery’s Loose Change (click here to find out more), the online documentary questioning the events of 9/11. That’s the story the People’s Republic Of South Devon is interested in. [...]

  5. Devon and Cornwall Film » Blog Archive » Where there’s a William Says:

    [...] Rodriguez was a hero on the day who saved many lives, he has been honoured five times at the White House and has become leader of several Twin Towers’ victim’s support groups. But he’s also a leading 9/11 truth campaigner, having appeared in Dylan Avery’s Loose Change (click here to find out more), the online documentary questioning the events of 9/11. [...]

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