Film Lens
In Complete World is a feature-length documentary directed by Shelly Silver in 2008. The film captures the voices of New Yorkers through street interviews, posing critical political questions about individual responsibility in government and personal control over life. It examines the tension between individual and collective responsibility, presenting a manual for citizenship in the 21st century.
The documentary features a diverse array of opinions from the people of NYC, who candidly share their thoughts with a stranger. This rich tapestry of perspectives reflects the American experience in the new millennium, revealing how personal experiences intersect with broader societal issues.
Why Watch
- •Meet diverse New Yorkers sharing personal insights.
- •Find out how individual choices impact government.
- •See candid conversations on citizenship in NYC.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Shelly Silver, a woman director.
•In Complete World was released in 2008 and has a duration of 53 minutes.
•The documentary captures the voices of New Yorkers through street interviews.
Perfect For
Political engagementStreet interviewsNew York City culture