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"Loose Change" is a film written and directed by Dylan Avery, produced by Korey Rowe with researcher Jason Bermas. The central premise of the film is that the United States Government was, at the very least, criminally negligent in allowing the attacks of September 11th, 2001 to occur. However, when one looks deeper into the evidence, one might come to the startling conclusion that our own government might have been directly responsible for the attacks themselves. "Loose Change" merely scratches the surface of information that points to a massive government cover-up regarding 9/11.

This "Final Cut" edition includes many interviews and evidence that came to light after the last very popular release.

We highly encourage you to take it upon yourself to research the events of 9/11 for yourself and come to your own conclusions. "Loose Change Final Cut" is the third edition from Louder Than Words and was released November 11, 2007.

Of the several films on the internet of non-conventional theories of what happened during 9/11, the second edition of this film has proven to be a popular favorite. It is the most watched film on the Internet, with over 50 million views as of 2007. We recommend that when one watches this film they do so with an open mind to so that opinions are formed based on facts instead of emotions.

Whether you agree with this film or not, you should be aware of the movement that it has started and impact it is making on the American psyche. The film producers are facing very stiff opposition from the establishment but are trying to get this film into theatres. As of now it seems like it will get into theatres in England. I predict that if they can get it into U.S. theatres at a decent distribution it will create a firestorm that may go far beyond that created by "Fahrenheit 9/11." Before you dismiss this film as craziness, realize that there are many crazy films and none have been downloaded 50 million times. If you havent seen "Loose Change," you might want to take a look and if you have seen the older editions, this one is better made and has more witness accounts.