Film Lens
Cutting Corners addresses the issue of building collapses across the United States, focusing on the accountability of real estate developers. Activists unite to confront these developers regarding the destruction caused by unsafe construction practices, which have led to loss of life and property. The film features individuals like Michael Driscoll and Debjani Bhattacharyya, who are actively involved in advocating for safer building standards.
The documentary runs for 88 minutes and presents a critical view of the engineering and construction sectors. It raises awareness about the consequences of neglecting safety regulations and the impact on communities, making a strong case for reform in the industry.
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.
Perfect For
Construction safety advocatesUrban development criticsEngineering students