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The Lelouch film from the September 11 anthology is interesting only because he does amazing things with sound via a deaf and mute protagonist. But the end is a spoiler!

I did not care too much for Innaritu's film. For me, the best film in that anthology, is clearly Samira's segment. Other than her take on literacy (evident in "Apple" and "Blackboards"), the film also comments on globalisation and the production/privileging of information. The final moments of the film when the children look at the chimney of the brick kiln (the teacher uses it as an analogy for the WTC towers) and mourn the dead is a strangely ironic moment. Ironic because you've been told already that they are making bricks to protect themselves from american bombs! 

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