Fault Lines
Synopsis
Housing affordability and homelessness in the Bay Area are examined through personal stories and local laws that reflect decades of policy impact.
Synopsis
Housing affordability and homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area are examined through personal narratives that highlight the consequences of decades of local policies. Featuring insights from California State Senator Scott Wiener and economist Noah Smith, "Fault Lines" presents a street-level perspective on the complex interplay of legislation and human experience. Directed by Nate Houghteling and Yoav Attias, the documentary sheds light on the urgent need for reform in a region grappling with a housing crisis that affects thousands.
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