11'09"01 - September 11 (2002) - SFdb

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Crew
Cast
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Swedish censorship / rating
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Release dates
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Basic facts

Original title	11'09"01 - September 11
Film type	Feature
Category	Fiction
Director	Danis Tanović Sean Penn Idrissa Ouedraogo Show all
Producer	Alejandro González Iñárritu Nicolas Mauvernay Jacques Perrin
Screenplay	Danis Tanović Sean Penn Idrissa Ouedraogo Show all
Production country	United Kingdom France Egypt Japan Mexico USA Iran
Production company	Sixteen Films Ltd. CDP Comme des Cinémas Show all
Classification	Allowed from age 11
Dialogue	English French Arabic Hebrew Persian Sign language

Titles

Original title	11'09"01 - September 11
Swedish release title	11'09"01 - September 11
Title for Swedish DVD release	11 September

Crew

Director	Danis Tanović (Bosnien-Hercegovina) Sean Penn (USA) Idrissa Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso) Mira Nair (Indien) Samira Makhmalbaf (God, Construction and Destruction) Ken Loach (United Kingdom) Claude Lelouch (Frankrike) Shohei Imamura (Japan) Alejandro González Iñárritu (Mexiko) Amos Gitai (as Amos Gitaï) (Israel) Youssef Chahine (Egypten)
Screenplay	Danis Tanović (Bosnien-Hercegovina) Sean Penn (USA) Idrissa Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso) Sabrina Dhawan (Indien) Samira Makhmalbaf (Iran) Paul Laverty (United Kingdom) Ken Loach (United Kingdom) Vladimir Vega (United Kingdom) Claude Lelouch (Frankrike) Pierre Uytterhoeven (Frankrike) Daisuke Tengan (Japan) Alejandro González Iñárritu (Mexiko) Amos Gitai (as Amos Gitaï) (Israel) Marie-Jose Sanselme (Israel) Youssef Chahine (Egypten)
Producer	Alejandro González Iñárritu (Mexiko) Nicolas Mauvernay Jacques Perrin
Director of Photography	Mustafa Mustafic (Bosnien-Hercegovina) Samuel Bayer (USA) Luc Drion (Burkina Faso) Declan Quinn (Indien) Ebrahim Ghafori (Iran) Jorge Müller Silva (United Kingdom) Nigel Willoughby (United Kingdom) Stéphane Mazalaigue (Frankrike) Pierre-William Glenn (Frankrike) Mazakazu Oka (Japan) Yoav Kosh (Israel) Mohsen Nasr (Egypten)
Music	Alexandre Desplat Michael Brook (USA) Heitor Pereira (USA) Manu Dibango (Burkina Faso) Salif Keita (Burkina Faso) Mohammad Reza Darvishi (Iran) Vladimir Vega (United Kingdom) Taroh Iwashiro (Japan) Osvaldo Golijov (Mexiko) Gustavo Santaolalla (Mexiko)
Production Designer	Stephanie Carroll Wendy Samuels (USA)
Film Editor	Monique Rysselynck (as Monique Rysselinck) (Bosnien-Hercegovina) Jay Cassidy (as Jay Lash Cassidy) (USA) Julia Gregory (Burkina Faso) Allyson C. Johnson (Indien) Mohsen Makhmalbaf (Iran) Jonathan Morris (United Kingdom) Hajimae Okayasu (Japan) Kim Bica (Mexiko) Robert Duffy (Mexiko) Kobi Netanel (Israel) Rashida Abdel Salam (Egypten)
Executive Producer	Cédomir Kolar (Bosnien-Hercegovina) Jon C. Scheide (USA) Lydia Dean Pilcher (Indien) Tania Zazulinsky (Frankrike) Catherine Dussart (Japan) Laurent Truchot (Israel) Gabriel Khoury (Egypten) Marianne Khoury (Egypten) Rebecca O'Brien Jean de Trégomain

Companies

Production Company	Sixteen Films Ltd.
	CDP
	Comme des Cinémas
	Galatée Films SA
	La Générale de Production
	Les Films 13 SA
	Les Films de la Plaine
	Le Studio Canal+
	Misr International Films
	Imamura Productions
	Zeta Film
	CIH Shorts
	Makhmalbaf Productions
Distributor in Sweden (DVD)	Scanbox Entertainment Sweden AB	2006
Sales	Wild Bunch SA

Swedish censorship / rating

Censorship number	139131
Date	2003-01-23
Classification	Allowed from age 11

Technical specifications

Sound type	Sound
Sound system	Dolby Digital
Colour type	Black and white + colour
Frames per second	24

Release dates

TV showing	2004-09-11	SVT2		Sweden	129 min
DVD release	2006-06-21			Sweden

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