The risks of telling the simple facts

Rating: 7/10 (4 October 2006)

This astonishing movie has some very strong points I would like to address: We've got a problem. In September 11, 2001 America was the victim. In a strange, perverse way, the rest of the world began to suspect that America was the attacker. Most of the people in my country don't give a dime about the "official" story. They think that all was set by the government or at least with the complicity of some politicians, including the President, George W. Bush.
This movie is not a propaganda and that's why It could serve as a testimony in a better way than any other efforts, such as government press releases and fake documentaries: There are no superhero characters, terrorists are what they are, but not monsters, there are no "patriotic" or didactic dialogs or actions, and, best of all, it didn't buy any of the conspiracy theories. Just the simple facts. The truth, sometimes, is very hard to believe in.