Evelyn Franks and Jacob Yoffee document the struggles of New York City's unhoused population in the Bowery amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Synopsis
Evelyn Franks and Jacob Yoffee document the struggles of New York City's unhoused population in the Bowery amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Synopsis
Evelyn Franks and Jacob Yoffee engage with the unhoused population of New York City’s Bowery neighborhood during the COVID-19 pandemic. The film documents their experiences with mental health and addiction. It captures daily struggles faced by individuals living on the streets. Situations reflect the growing crisis within the city. Bowery presents a candid look at the life of those marginalized in urban settings. The film runs for 102 minutes and is directed by Irad Straus.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet New Yorkers facing mental health issues.
- See the impact of the pandemic on the unhoused.
- Follow personal stories from the Bowery area.
Did You Know
- The documentary focuses on New Yorkers living on the streets during the pandemic.
- Irad Straus directed 'Bowery', which runs for 102 minutes.
- Evelyn Franks and Jacob Yoffee are featured in the film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Bowery?
Irad Straus directed the documentary Bowery.
What year was Bowery released?
Bowery was released in 2022.
What are the main themes of Bowery?
Bowery focuses on the challenges of mental health and addiction faced by New Yorkers living on the streets.
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