Anxiety and despair overcame the heroic rescuers as the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months.
Then they saw something that changed their perceptions, gave them new-found strength and purpose in their effort, uplifted their spirits.
"It was like a cavern that became a place of worship for the weary and for those working rescue and recovery heroes at Ground Zero. It was as if God was holding out his hand and saying, ËI am with you, I am here, come find peace in me, says the film's producer Scott Perkins. "It was Gods house, a place for anyone to come and be ministered to."
"The Cross and the Towers" fully explores this "phenomenon" for the first time ever. Miracle or anomaly, it made its impact on the lives of many. Thousands still flock to the memorial today.
"When we made this film it won several international film festivals, but today it still remains an untold story that people need to know,says the film's producer, Scott Perkins. "Now on the eve of the 10th anniversary of September 11, 2001, I think we have the only authoritative and complete re-telling of the story behind the cross at ground zero. Today if the lawsuit serves as a platform to allow the stories of these brave American men and women who helped serve in the aftermath of September 11, 2001 to be heard by a wider audience, we feel the film will have served the purpose."
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