Activists confront real estate developers over the destruction and deaths caused by building collapses that have occurred across the country.
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Activists confront real estate developers over the destruction and deaths caused by building collapses that have occurred across the country.
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Synopsis
Activist Michael Driscoll stands at the site of a recent building collapse, where lives were lost and families shattered. In "Cutting Corners," director Jason Sherman follows a coalition of activists as they confront real estate developers across the United States. The film documents their efforts to hold these companies accountable for construction failures that have resulted in destruction and fatalities. Debjani Bhattacharyya and Oscar Beisert join Driscoll in advocating for safer building practices and demanding justice for affected communities.
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Why Watch
- Meet activists fighting for safer construction standards.
- Find out how real estate developers evade accountability.
- See the impact of building collapses on communities.
Did You Know
- Building collapses have increased significantly across the U.S. in recent years.
- Activists featured include Michael Driscoll and Debjani Bhattacharyya.
- The film's director, Jason Sherman, has a background in mechanical engineering.
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Who directed the documentary Cutting Corners?
Cutting Corners was directed by Jason Sherman.
What is the duration of the documentary Cutting Corners?
The duration of Cutting Corners is 88 minutes.
What issues do activists confront in Cutting Corners?
Activists confront real estate developers regarding building collapses and the resulting destruction and loss of life.
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