Please tell me the sentiment of the following review: Gédéon and Jules Naudet wanted to film a documentary about rookie New York City firefighters. What they got was the only film footage inside the World Trade Center on September 11.

Having worked with James Hanlon's ladder company before, Jules went with the captain to inspect and repair a gas leak, while Gédéon stayed at the firehouse in case anything interesting happened. An airplane flying low over the City distracted Jules, and he pointed the camera up, seconds before the plane crashed into Tower One.

Jules asked the captain to follow him into the Towers. The first thing he saw was two people on fire, something he refused to film. He stayed on site for the next several hours, filming reactions of the firefighters and others who were there.

The brothers Naudet took great care in not making the movie too violent, grizzly, and gory. But the language from the firefighters is a little coarse, and CBS showed a lot of balls airing it uncensored. The brothers Naudet mixed footage they filmed with one-on-one interviews so the firefighters could explain their thoughts and emotions during particular moments of the crisis. 

Unlike a feature film of similar title, most of the money from DVD sales go to 9/11-related charities. Very well made, emotional, moving, and completely devoid of political propaganda, is the best documentary of the sort to date.
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Berätta för mig hur det känns i följande recension: Gédéon och Jules Naudet ville filma en dokumentär om New Yorks brandmän. Vad de fick var den enda filmfilmen inne på World Trade Center den 11 september. Efter att tidigare ha arbetat med James Hanlons stegefirma följde Jules med kaptenen för att inspektera och reparera en gasläcka, medan Gédéon stannade på brandstationen ifall något intressant skulle hända. Ett flygplan som flög lågt över staden distraherade Jules, och han pekade kameran uppåt, sekunder innan planet kraschade in i Tower One. Jules bad kaptenen att följa honom in i tornen. Det första han såg var två personer som brann, något han vägrade filma. Han stannade på plats i flera timmar och filmade reaktioner från brandmännen och andra som var där. Bröderna Naudet var mycket noga med att inte göra filmen alltför våldsam, grizzly och gory. Men språket från brandmännen är lite grovt, och CBS visade en hel del bollar som vädrade det ocensurerat. Bröderna Naudet blandade bilder de filmat med en-mot-en intervjuer så att brandmännen kunde förklara sina tankar och känslor under särskilda ögonblick av krisen. Till skillnad från en långfilm av liknande titel går det mesta av pengarna från DVD-försäljningen till 9/11-relaterade välgörenhetsorganisationer. Mycket välgjord, känslosam, rörlig och helt utan politisk propaganda, är den bästa dokumentären hittills. ALTERNATIV: - negativ - positiv
Tell me how it feels in the following review: Gédéon and Jules Naudet wanted to film a documentary about New York firefighters. What they received was the only film film inside the World Trade Center on September 11. Having previously worked with James Hanlon's ladder firm, Jules accompanied the captain to inspect and repair a gas leak, while Gédéon stayed at the fire station in case anything interesting would happen. An aircraft flying low over the city distracted Jules, and he pointed the camera upwards, seconds before the plane crashed into Tower One. Jules asked the captain to follow him into the towers. The first thing he saw was two people burning, something he refused to film. He stayed in place for several hours filming reactions from the firefighters and others who were there. The Naudet brothers were very careful not to make the film too violent, grizzly and gory. But the language from the firefighters is a little rough, and CBS showed a lot of balls that aired it uncensored. The Naudet brothers mixed images they filmed with one-on-one interviews so that the firefighters could explain their thoughts and feelings during particular moments of the crisis. Unlike a feature film of similar title, most of the money goes from DVD sales to 9/11-related charities. Very well done, emotional, mobile and completely without political propaganda, is the best documentary yet. ALTERNATIVE: - negative - positive
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