New Documentary Will Examine Heroic Acts and Miraculous Events that Have Moved the World to Tears and Features Miraculous True Stories from September 11th, 2001

Ann Strauss : May 25, 2007
Grizzly Adams® Productions, Inc., ASSIST News

"After seeing the dramatic survival encounters in this documentary, you'll never again doubt the capacity of the human soul to thrive in adversity."

Who is a hero? What is a miracle? Many think that heroes only exist in comic books, and miracles are the stuff of legend. To those who were there, the tragedy of September, 11, 2001 brought out more real-life heroes and created more modern miracles than perhaps any day in recorded history.

Premiering on the ION Network on June 2 at 6PM EST/PST, 5PM CST/MST, "Heroes Among Us, Miracles Around Us" is a new TV special from Grizzly Adams Productions that shares true inspirational stories that will bring viewers to tears of joy and confirm their faith in mankind. This docudrama examines one of the darkest days in history-the 9/11 terrorist attack! It recounts amazing tales of survival that defy all conventional explanations, along with stories of heroism that have inspired people around the world.

"After seeing the dramatic survival encounters in this documentary, you'll never again doubt the capacity of the human soul to thrive in adversity," notes John Todd, Executive Producer of the TV special. "Your outlook will never be the same again after seeing how miracles unfold through heroes and survivors."

To view a teaser video for this documentary, CLICK HERE.

"Imagine! Not just one great story, but several, emerging all together from the rubble of the World Trade Center attack. It's a powerful docudramatized tragedy tempered by heroism, bravery, and guardian angels," observes Chuck Sellier, Grizzly Adams' Supervising Producer.

The search for modern-day heroes and miracles in the horror and chaos of September 11, 2001 reveals the true-life experiences of those who were there, and who, by any reasonable expectations, should have perished.

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