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Public Housing is a documentary directed by Frederick Wiseman that captures daily life in the Ida B. Wells public housing development in Chicago, Illinois. The film runs for 200 minutes and provides an unfiltered view of the community, focusing on the interactions and routines of the residents.
Through its observational style, the film presents a range of experiences within the housing development, showcasing the environment and the people who live there. The documentary does not include narration or interviews, allowing the actions and conversations of the residents to speak for themselves.
Why Watch
- •See daily life in Chicago's Ida B. Wells housing.
- •Meet residents without narration or interviews.
- •Find out about community interactions in public housing.
Did You Know
•Public Housing was released in 1997.
•The film has a total duration of 200 minutes.
•It is directed by Frederick Wiseman, known for his documentary style.
•The film focuses on the Ida B. Wells public housing development in Chicago.
Perfect For
Urban studies enthusiastsDocumentary film fansSocial housing advocates