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107 minutes
year: 2019
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writer: Robert Mailer Anderson, Zack Anderson
After watching the news on 9/11 with his family, Fernando travels from Mexico to New York City to find his father, an undocumented worker at the World Trade Center's famous Windows on the World restaurant
star: Luna Lauren Velez, Ryan Guzman
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Windows on the world london. Windows on the world kevin zraly. Thank you for watching. Fuckin antisemitic twats. The guys with backpacks and smoke hood are acting fishy just saying.

Windows on the world pictures. Impressive how these guys speak in generalities lol. It's also funny how they blame the elite for pushing climate change propaganda when the oil/fossil fuel elite are pushing anti-climate change propaganda. My question is, let us say we are wrong about climate change, and we take all of these necessary steps towards clean and renewable energy, lowering carbon footprint, intervention technology in regards to flooding in certain cities. and we end up wrong. what's the negative side to all of it ? What's the consequence? Piers I challenge you to have a real debate where you present actual research that isn't cherry picked. This guy is a conspiracy theory hack. Windows on the world images. Windows on the world movie trailer.
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Windows on the world rotating floor. Windows on the world of warcraft. Windows on the world mark windows. God bless everyone that lost their lives or lost a loved one on that horrible day. ??. Windows on the world film. Windows on the world 2019. Windows on the world documentary. Windows on the world movie. Windows on the world 911. Windows on the world jumpers. Windows on the world menu 2001. Windows on the world book. Windows on the world shenzhen. Windows on the World, despite the fact that it takes place in the weeks following the 9/11 terrorist attack in New York, is a film that is urgently for our time. It is a hero's journey of a son trying to find his father in that grief-stricken landscape and the characters stand in for the millions of immigrants, legal and illegal, who contribute in their everyday lives, to the American landscape. The film seeks to counter the narrative that's all-too-prevalent in today's political and media landscape by telling a story set in America's biggest and most diverse city, at its darkest time. The script by playwright and novelist Robert Mailer Anderson (who also produced the film) is wise and completely engaging; he creates indelible characters who are ultimately inspiring and uplifting. Edward James Olmos gives what he considers to be the performance of a lifetime, and the rest of the cast is terrific as well-with a special shout-out to Glynn Turman. The direction, by Olmos's son Michael, is sure-handed, getting terrific performances from his cast, including his father, in this father-son story, and it's beautifully lensed. The music, including jazz and a title track written by Anderson, is pitch-perfect, supporting the story without getting in the way. This film should be seen by everybody-and I'm sure it will be in mainstream distribution soon, as this is a time when, although the major studios may have turned their backs on substance, terrific indie films like this one have many other possible venues. If you can't see it at a film festival, like I did, keep a keen eye out for it. Terrific and inspiring.
So sorry it all happened... Windows on the world song. Windows on the world party. Only played at movie festivals at this time (unfortunately) Windows on the World is a great movie that will appeal to many of us. It is well written, new in perspective and very moving.

Along with Burning, it is the best movie that I have watched so far this year. Windows on the world chef. It's a shame that I never got to go see the original WTC (9/11 happened when I was 5 months old) but I love hearing stories from my grandfather and great-uncle who both helped build the towers, as well as my father, who was a first responder on 9/11. That audio interference is from the antenna because I heard similar interference in other footage from the roof of WTC 1.

Windows on the world wine. I was fortunate to have some written conversations with an Egyptologist who wrote a book. She said Akhenaten was not a monotheist. Other gods still existed though later in his reign he seems to have tried to suppress them. Some religious studies have said before Judaism people bargained with the gods, asked favours, made sacrifices and promises and hoped for positive results. Judaism was the first religion that offered a two way relationship with one god. There was a covenant, an agreement between this god and the people. Christianity was the first religion that required certain beliefs, that told followers what to believe, in order to join the group. All that said, Atenism as I understand it, was the belief in the supremacy of Aten, the disk of the sun, which was manifest THROUGH Pharaoh Akhenaten and his royal family. For the people to approach Aten they had to go through pharaoh. This is easy to understand considering the tradition that pharaohs were descended from gods, were gods on earth and became gods in the afterlife. Aten in the Atenism of Akhenaten, though pictured with life giving rays and caressing hands, did not have a covenantal relationship with the people or any direct relationship at all. I do find similarities between the Hymn to the Aten, supposedly written by Akhenaten, and psalms from the Bible. (That is, if the Hymn to the Aten is accurately translated. There are all kinds of made up quotes ascribed to Akhenaten available online and it seems they are all made up.) However all that sorts out I see no problem with Hebrew biblical writing resembling Egyptian texts. As archaeology and scholarship advances we may learn about a fascinating connexion with these adjoining lands. For many historic reasons it makes sense that Moses was part of the Hyksos expulsion. It is thought the Hyksos were Cananites largely settled in northern Egypt near the Nile Delta. It would make sense that from the Exodus side of events a story of slavery, repression, abuse and triumph would develop rather than Pharaoh and his armies ran us out of the land. But then there are claims that Moses was adopted into the royal family, could have been pharaoh or was pharaoh, etc. What does all this mean in a culture where brothers and sisters married to keep pure the bloodline that descended from gods? Would such people adopt a baby found floating in the river? Modern science may or may not have identified Akhenaten's remains. It is thought King Tut's father has been identified by DNA and his mother also. Tut's parents were brother and sister. Probably. There was such close inbreeding it is hard to decipher the whole.) So it would make sense, I think, that Moses may have been connected to the Cananite Hyksos rulers. I cannot equate Moses to Akhenaten though it has always been tempting to think Moses was influenced by Atenism. I think the more we understand, the farther apart we will see the two.
I posted this same story (albeit, missing some detail, bc I didn't want to comment a novel) in an askreddit thread and someone messaged me telling me to put it here, so here goes. ( is a throwaway because I've told these stories in real life quite a bit and my main has too much identifying information. On mobile, so I'm sorry if it's badly formatted. ) This happened 2 summers ago, while I was housesitting out in California for an older couple I had met at a conference for work. It had seemed like a dream scenario- the couple wanted to vacation in Hawaii for two weeks, but didn't want to board their cats, and I had been chatting with them about wanting to visit California again (where they happened to live), because I had loved it the first time I went, and we figured that we could mutually benefit if I came out and housesat for them. So I flew out there, and they showed me around for a few days, taught me how to care for the cats (2 of them- one that was extremely shy and I barely saw, which is important later) and their plants, gave me access to their house and cars (these people were so generous), and before I knew it I had dropped them off at the airport and I was on my own. At first, it really was the dream vacation. I was staying in Oakland and making forays into San Fran, Sonoma, Monta Rey... In the mornings I could walk out the front door and shortly be hiking the paths surrounding nearby Mt. Diablo and I was just ultra content with the world. I was so enamored by the area that I had actually started looking into taking some steps to relocate out there, even. But then one day, about halfway through my final week there, when I got back to the house I felt really odd, almost like I shouldn't go inside. I shook it off and went inside anyway, because it was getting late and I needed to put out dinner for the cats. Once I was inside, I forced myself to ignore how "off" I felt, and I made some food for myself, went to bed, and was shocked to find the shy cat hiding under my bed and crying. This was the first time I had even seen her close up. The entire time I had been there, up to that point, she never left my host's bedroom unless she didn't realise I was around. Again, I ignored feeling weird, and just assumed she had decided I was okay and went to bed. I did start locking my bedroom door that night though. I also remember that about halfway through that night I thought I heard someone walking around in the gravel outside of my window, but after listening for a bit I didn't hear anything else and went back to sleep. The day after, in the morning, I still felt a little odd, but kept up with my plans for the day. I drove out to a little music festival in Sonoma and went clothes shopping, and had an overall great day. When I got back to the house though, I found the front door locked in a way I hadn't left it. (basically, my hosts never locked the deadbolt, only the lower, second lock, and that's the only lock my key worked on, so I never messed with the deadbolt). But it was definitely locked. So, I had to call my hosts and find the hide-a-key, which, to their credit safety wise, was buried like a whole foot underneath a bush outside and had definitely not been unearthed for a long time. So I used that, went inside, and kept the key with me just in case it happened again. And it did! But with a different door! This time I had stepped out into the garage to get a drink, and when I turned around to go back into the house, the door was shut and locked! I could use my normal key on that door, but I was still pretty bewildered. My own cats are wack, so I think in my mind I was trying to come up with a way the cats could be locking me out of the house, but I was coming up empty. I decided I must have been misunderstanding how the locks worked and just wrote it off and started checking and triple checking locks when I went out of the house or out into the garage. That night when I went to bed, the really awful feeling of unease was still there (and so was the shy cat- who was clearly unhappy to see me, but also wouldn't leave my room) but again, I just locked my bedroom door and went to sleep. The next morning, I felt awful. Nausea, body ache- I had no desire to leave the house, so I decided to stay in and Netflix for a day. This vacation stay was like a full two weeks, so I didn't feel like I was in any hurry to get all my touristy things in, anyways. But as the day went on I started to feel that feeling of wrongness again, and it morphed into feeling incredibly "watched. " Around mid afternoon, it got to the point that I was so uneasy that, even feeling awful, I decided to get out of the house for a bit to shake it off. I was getting a bit low on food, so I went to the grocery store and bought a couple food items that I didn't think would hurt my stomach and as I started to leave the check out, the cashier said the generic "have a great evening! " And I just instantly started crying, shocking myself and the poor cashier, because I just had this intrusive thought that said "you might be the last person to ever say that to me. " When I got to my car I was still crying and my entire body was telling me not to drive back to the house. I couldn't not, though, because I didn't want to neglect the cats, so I drove back, parked in the driveway, and convinced myself, after about half an hour, to just go open the front door. Once I did that, I thought I would get over it and be able to go in and at least feed the cats, and then maybe I'd go get a hotel room my body physically would not let me inside. It was like I was stuck in the entryway. I then made a deal with myself. I would yell into the house saying I had already called the police and that they were on their way. In panic logic, I figured that would make anyone in the house leave. So, I faced the inside of the house, looking down the hallway towards the bedrooms, and I did just that. The second I had finished saying "they're almost here so if you want to avoid being arrested you need to leave NOW" the light in my host's room turned on and I heard some banging. I IMMEDIATELY high tailed it back to the car, called the police for real, and proceeded to have a mental break down while talking to the dispatcher. Once they got there, they checked the house and didn't find anyone. BUT. The double doors in my host's bedroom were left wide open (I'm so glad the cats didn't get out! ) And there was a pile of food wrappers in the corner behind the blinds, so they said it looked like someone had been there. What makes it so scary to me is that nothing was taken. And, that based on the shape of the house, that would have been the perfect vantage point to see me in the living room as I stayed home sick. (To explain this- the house was in an L shape and from the windows into the garden that we're in my hosts bedroom, you could see into the living room windows). Also, the minute the police were gone (they said they couldn't prove anyone was there- there were no signs of forced entry and we couldn't get a hold of my hosts immediately to verify if anything had been taken etc. (Which once they were back, they verified that nothing had been taken, so), so they said they'd petrol a bit but nothing else) the shy cat was right back in my host's bedroom and I didn't see her again until I left to go back home. So, basically, I think the intruder had been there at least 2 days, forcing her to choose between two strangers, and leading her to choose the one that was at least a little less strange (me). It messed me up pretty bad, especially because they didn't catch the person (and didn't seem to have any desire to look) and I still had to stay in that house for the next 3 days. Nothing else odd happened and I didn't feel anything off the rest of the time I was there, but the damage was done. I've never felt completely safe in a home without doing a complete search before bed since. But I am extremely glad my gut spoke up. I guess I'd rather have some residual anxiety than be dead. So, whoever was in my host's house watching me, let's please never meet. Edit: Guys, I'm absolutely blown away by your support. I'm trying to go through and answer questions and comments as I can (I'm teaching online atm) but I just want to say thank you to all the people who have reached out to me and given me advice on overcoming some of the residual anxiety, and who have simply offered kind words. Y'all are the best!

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So glad I found your channel, it just confirms to me that something's not been right for many years. 0:44 love the quick transition. You can tell that the reporters comment was sarcasm ???. We'll never forget, rest in peace. Windows on the world trailer 2019.