Film Lens
Evicted City presents an intimate portrait of the housing crisis in Montreal, a city recognized for its affordability in North America. The film examines the socio-political resistance against real estate speculation and its effects on the community. Through observational documentary techniques, it captures the human stories behind the statistics and policies that shape the urban landscape.
The film runs for 80 minutes and provides a multilayered view of how the housing crisis is impacting residents. By focusing on individual experiences and the broader socio-political context, it reveals the urgent need for action in a city facing unprecedented challenges in housing availability.
Why Watch
- •See the real effects of housing speculation in Montreal.
- •Meet residents fighting against the housing crisis.
- •Find out how socio-political resistance shapes urban life.
Did You Know
•Montreal is one of the few remaining affordable cities in North America.
•The film has a runtime of 80 minutes.
•The documentary addresses the human impact of real estate speculation.
Perfect For
Housing policy advocatesMontreal residentsSocial justice activists