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This Ulli Lommel is nothing but a mental basket case, and should be executed for catching him in a place less than 1000 miles from a motion picture camera. He should be hanged ... while hanging he should be injected with needle full of Western diamondback viper poison. and his head should be shopped off and given to a hungry lion... and a bucket full of liquid SARS should be poured through his neck .. then he should be dumped in a shark infested water and the world will be at peace again. His films should be shredded and given to the birds to make nests with. Then in hell he will burn and will be given another skin then burn again, and again, and again forever.

The film makers have here referred to the tragedy of September 11, 2001 in the movie's title, to construct a depressing drama about a German compser who goes to America when finding out that his teenage son has joined a Nazi group. Since when does 9-11 have anything to do with Nazis???? The film is so boring but we are asked to care. We are told this Nazi group, whose leader (unbelievably) is an American judge, are dangerous and deadly, but all we see are a few non-violent scenes of black-masked thugs who paint swastikas on the walls of Jewish homes, but otherwise this "dangerous" bunch sit around and look stoned. The German composer, who is a sort of Elie Wiesel character who with zero charm or charisma spends the whole, miserable movie walking among these creeps and they do not act against him! **SPOILERS** The intentional surprise of revealing the American Nazi leaders have Jewish heritage is supposed to be a shock, but to build 90 minutes of non-events around this one dramatic moment is misery to watch. A sad, sad movie made by people who thought they had something original to say but only we, the audience, get fooled. This is a "film festival movie" that is amateurish.