9/11 in pop culture
The list of creative works that have been inspired by the events of Sept. 11, 2001, is long. Several musicians, filmmakers and writers have responded. Below is a list of some of the works that prominently feature Sept. 11. Click on each title to learn more.
MOVIES
TV
MUSIC
THEATRE
BOOKS
2001
Alan Jackson, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)"
Anne Nelson, "The Guys"
2002
Toby Keith, "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)"
David Halberstam, "Firehouse"
2003
"DC 9/11: Time of Crisis"
Darryl Worley, "Have You Forgotten?"
Karen Finley, "Make Love"
2004
"Fahrenheit 9/11"
"Rescue Me" (2004-2011)
"Tiger Cruise"
Immortal Technique, "Bin Laden"
2007
"Reign Over Me"
"Broken Sole"
Don DeLillo, "Falling Man"
2009
2010
"The Tillman Story"
2011
"Mooz-lum"
Susan Charlotte, "The Shoemaker" (full-length play)
Amy Waldman, "The Submission"
SOURCES: AllMusic.com, IMDB.com, Amazon.com, Associated Press, The New York Times, New York University, Theater for the New City, Public Theater
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