Kelly Anderson reflects on her involvement in gentrification in Brooklyn and its effects on long-time residents amid corporate and government influences.
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Kelly Anderson reflects on her involvement in gentrification in Brooklyn and its effects on long-time residents amid corporate and government influences.
Synopsis
Kelly Anderson stands in her Brooklyn neighborhood as she reflects on her role in its gentrification. She investigates how corporate interests and government policies lead to the displacement of long-time residents. The film features voices like historian Craig Steven Wilder, who discuss the effects of urban change. The narrative follows Anderson's personal experiences alongside the broader community context. "My Brooklyn" addresses the consequences of these transformations in contemporary America.
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Why Watch
- See Kelly Anderson's personal take on gentrification.
- Meet Craig Steven Wilder discussing race and class.
- Find out how corporate interests affect local communities.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Kelly Anderson, a woman director.
- The documentary has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- It was released in the year 2022.
- The production country of the film is the US.
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Who directed the documentary My Brooklyn?
My Brooklyn was directed by Kelly Anderson.
What is the duration of the documentary My Brooklyn?
The duration of My Brooklyn is 85 minutes.
In what year was My Brooklyn released?
My Brooklyn was released in 2022.
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