Synopsis

More than four years have passed since the most devastating attack on American soil, and now only a vast emptiness marks its place in the heart of New York’s financial district. Those who lost loved ones seek a memorial; large corporations desire a return to normalcy; local residents worry about the potential health hazards of proximity; and politicians offer platitudes, hesitant to risk offending anyone. It appears everyone is maneuvering for a share of the immense federal funds allocated for r