They survived 9/11; 25 years later, their bonds remain unbroken
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2001年9月11日的恐怖袭击是美国历史上最黑暗的日子之一。在25周年纪念日临近之际，国家地理与9/11纪念博物馆合作推出纪录片迷你剧《9/11：重聚》，回访多名幸存者的个人故事，并让当年命运交汇的人们重新相聚，致敬他们之间延续至今的情谊。导演朱利安·琼斯表示，制作该系列旨在让幸存者彼此表达感激、解答未解疑问，并铭记逝去的同伴，同时呈现9/11社区所称“9/
September 11, 2001, will be remembered as one of the darkest days in American history. As the 25th anniversary approaches, National Geographic, in collaboration with the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, is marking the occasion with a new documentary miniseries: 9/11: Reunited. The three-episode series revisits the personal stories of several survivors of the terrorist attacks, with a twist: It reunites people whose paths crossed at that time to celebrate the bonds they formed 25 years ago.
Director Julian Jones was a producer on NatGeo's Emmy-winning 2021 documentary miniseries 9/11: One Day in America. The experience inspired him to return to direct 9/11: Reunited. "What emerged for me [while making the 2021 documentary] was a sense of people showing up for each other, a selflessness and everyday heroism," Jones told Ars. As the 25th anniversary of the attacks approached, he and National Geographic decided to commemorate the milestone with a documentary series focused on that aspect.
"We wanted to bring people together to offer gratitude to each other, to answer unanswered questions, to talk about things that maybe they weren't ready to talk about until now, and also to remember their fallen comrades or friends," said Jones. "After 25 years, who do they want to meet? What questions have they got? I think we also wanted to tell the story of what many in the 9/11 community call 9/12, that's the rest of your lives—the journey, and in many cases, the psychological and physical struggles."
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