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I thought that Cage would play a hero who saves lives, but I didn't expect that he would play the rescued one. The police from Port Authority came to the World Trade Center to help, and was buried in the passage between the twin towers; The police officer was seriously injured, unable to support him, and shot himself; Cage and another police officer encouraged each other, and finally persisted until the rescuers arrived. Interspersed with the suffering of the two policemen's family members and the memories of the two of them. Cage only shows one face for most of the film, and it's covered with dirt.
The film is quite plain, starting from Cage getting up at 3:30 in the morning, and slowly unfolding his early morning life in New York, going to work, and assigning work to the police. , patrolling, watching the news WTO was hit, supporting the lower city, trying to enter the still intact South Tower, South Tower was hit, the building collapsed, was crushed in the rubble, experienced a large building falling, flames, guns caught fire, starvation Thirst, hallucinations, two surviving cops talking to stay awake, found by rescuers, rescued, going through various surgeries, until two years later a thank-you BBQ. The wait, pain, and music that the two families experienced during their disappearance was slow but contained Sad. There is no sensationalism, the only thing with a bit of "heroism" is a former marine who volunteered to come to the rescue. Fortunately, there are not many scenes in him.
The film changes according to the experiences of the survivors, the survivors dug up from the ruins of the WTO There were only 20 people, police officers Will and John (Nicolas Cage) were the 18th and 19th people rescued respectively.
9.11 is probably an eternal wound for New Yorkers and Americans: a building two blocks from us Two residents of the apartment building died on 9.11.

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