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Deep Dive: My Brooklyn (2022)

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My Brooklyn
In 'My Brooklyn', director Kelly Anderson confronts her personal involvement in the gentrification of her neighborhood in Brooklyn. The film examines the complex relationship between race and class, focusing on how corporate interests and government policies lead to the displacement of long-time residents. Anderson's reflections on her experiences serve as a lens to understand the wider effects of these changes in urban America. The documentary reframes the gentrification debate by emphasizing the often-overlooked dynamics that reshape local communities. By combining personal narrative with critical analysis, Anderson provides a perspective on the consequences of urban transformation, making it relevant to contemporary discussions about community and identity.

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.

Perfect For

Urban studies enthusiastsGentrification discussionsBrooklyn history fans