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Deep Dive: 306 Hollywood (2018)

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306 Hollywood
306 Hollywood is a documentary film directed by Jonathan and Elan Bogarín that focuses on the experience of cleaning out their grandmother's house after her death. Set in Hillside, New Jersey, the film captures the emotional and physical labor involved in sorting through a lifetime of belongings. The filmmakers reflect on their grandmother's life and the memories tied to the objects they encounter. The film combines personal narrative with a broader exploration of memory and loss. The Bogarín siblings use their grandmother's possessions to tell stories about her life and their family history, creating a moving connection between the past and present. The 94-minute film invites viewers to consider their own relationships with family and memory.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Jonathan and Elan Bogarín as they reflect on family.
  • •Find out what memories are tied to their grandmother's belongings.
  • •See the emotional impact of cleaning out a loved one's home.

Did You Know

•306 Hollywood was directed by siblings Jonathan and Elan Bogarín.
•The film was shot in Hillside, New Jersey, where their grandmother lived.
•The documentary has a runtime of 94 minutes.

Perfect For

Family dynamicsDocumentary enthusiastsStories of loss