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Home is a 2006 documentary that examines the concept of 'home' through the eyes of Alan Cooke, a recent Irish immigrant in New York City. The film features various notable residents of the city, including Woody Allen, Liam Neeson, and Susan Sarandon, who share their personal reflections and experiences related to the idea of home in this vibrant urban landscape.
The documentary runs for 70 minutes and is directed by Dawn Scibilia. It presents a poetic meditation on New York City, capturing the diverse perspectives of its inhabitants and how their backgrounds shape their understanding of home. The film includes a mix of interviews and personal anecdotes, offering a rich tapestry of voices that contribute to the narrative of what it means to belong in a city like New York.
Why Watch
- •Meet Woody Allen and Liam Neeson discussing home.
- •Find out how immigrants view New York City.
- •See personal stories from diverse New Yorkers.
Did You Know
•The film features 15 notable New York City residents.
•Alan Cooke is a recent Irish immigrant sharing his perspective.
•The documentary has a runtime of 70 minutes.
Perfect For
New York City enthusiastsImmigrant narrativesDocumentary lovers