GROUNDBREAKING NEW DOCUMENTARY ABOUT 9/11 AND PTSD
Some heroes carry the weight of their actions with them forever.
Filmmakers Stephen Tringali and Maria Bissell are proud to present Corridor Four, the story of K9 Unit Officer Isaac Ho’opi’I, a man praised for his heroic actions at The Pentagon on 9/11, and the post traumatic stress disorder he experienced immediately afterward.
Now on Kickstarter, Corridor Four tells the story of how one man saved the lives of many, at the cost of his own personal livelihood. Currently suffering from post traumatic stress disorder, Isaac shares his daily experience with others who have a limited understanding of what PTSD is and how survivors learn to live with it, including stories never heard before regarding the people he saved on 9/11 and both his and his co-worker’s struggles in grappling with the event’s aftermath.
“We believe so strongly in bringing Isaac’s story to the world. It runs the range of emotions–from being tragic to inspiring and encouraging. Isaac’s story is one of courage and perseverance in the face of overwhelming trauma,†write Tringali and Bissell. “We believe that his story can bring strength to those who have experienced trauma in their own lives and educate those who are unaware of the struggle these people endure on a day-to-day basis.â€
Stephen Tringali and Maria Bissell are looking to raise $35,000 to complete their documentary. With over 110 hours of footage, and 28 interviews over 5 states, the story of a man who sacrificed all he had can finally be told.
Corridor Four Kickstarter page