'マラソン' chronicles 堅い road 支援する for Boston 爆破 犠牲者s

By Scott Malone

BOSTON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Three and a half years after the Boston マラソン 爆破, many of the people who lost 四肢s in the attack are still struggling to 傷をいやす/和解させる their physical and emotional 負傷させるs.

The first feature-length film about the April 15, 2013 attack and its 影響, "マラソン: The 愛国者s Day 爆破," which debuts on HBO next week, tells their stories.

The 文書の opens with graphic ビデオ showing the 爆発 of two homemade 圧力 cooker 爆弾s in the (人が)群がる at the race's finish line, the 叫び声をあげるs that rent the 空気/公表する and 血 that coated the sidewalk.

It quickly moves on to 焦点(を合わせる) on the 影響 and the struggles of some of the 264 people 負傷させるd in the 爆破s, which killed three people.

"We didn't want to sanitize it," said Ricki 厳しい, who directed, wrote and produced the film along with Annie Sundberg.

"In speaking to the 生存者s, we asked them how comfortable will you be showing the photographs of you on the ground, showing the ビデオ of the actual 爆破," 厳しい said in an interview in Boston on Tuesday, where the film will be 審査するd for an audience of 生存者s, first responders and マスコミ. "They all said ... it's important for people to see what it looks like to be blown up by a 爆弾."

The film 焦点(を合わせる)s on newlyweds Patrick 負かす/撃墜するs and Jessica Kensky; mother and daughter Cele ste and Sydney Corcoran, and brothers J.P. and Paul Norden, 同様に as interviews with 新聞記者/雑誌記者s at the Boston Globe, which won a Pulitzer Prize for its ニュース報道.

It debuts on Time Warner's HBO cable channel about a month before the first Hollywood take on the 爆破, "愛国者s Day," starring Boston-born 示す Wahlberg 攻撃する,衝突するs theaters.

負かす/撃墜するs, who lost his left 脚 below the 膝 in the 爆破s, 公式文書,認めるd that it shows how difficult 回復 has been for the 犠牲者s. His wife had the 底(に届く) of her left 脚 blown off by the 爆破 and had her lower 権利 脚 amputated two years later 予定 to her 傷害s.

The movie's final scene, him crossing the finish line at the race earlier this year, was a bittersweet moment, he said.

"The next morning we woke up and we went 支援する to Walter Reed," 負かす/撃墜するs said, referring to the 軍の hospital where the two have been 扱う/治療するd. "There wasn't a parade, there wasn't a 魔法 rainbow that took us to some special place. We went 支援する to continue our 回復." (報告(する)/憶測ing by Scott Malone; Editing by Alan Crosby)

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