Loose Change – Connecting the Dots of 9/11 (2005)

Loose Change is a film that looks at the events of September 11, 2001. The movie suggests that the attacks in New York City were not as we have been told. The people who made this film, Dylan Avery and his friends, think that the government of the United States had a part in what happened.

The film talks about many parts of that day. It asks questions about the planes and the buildings that were hit. It wonders why certain things happened the way they did. The movie uses videos from that day and talks from people who know a lot about buildings and planes to make its points.

The film was made with very little money, only about $5,000. But it has been seen by many people all over the world. Some people agree with what it says, and some do not. But many people talk about it because it asks big questions.

Loose Change is important because it makes us think about what we know and what we are told. It shows us that sometimes, we need to ask our own questions and look for our own answers. Even if we do not agree with the movie, it is good to think about these things.

The film has been talked about a lot since it came out. Some people say it is not true, and others say it makes good points. It is a movie that starts a lot of discussions.

In the end, Loose Change is a movie that wants us to think. It wants us to ask questions and not just believe everything we hear. Whether it is right or wrong, it has made many people talk and think, and that is a big thing for any movie to do.