Film Lens
Rabot is set in Gent, Belgium, focusing on the last residents of three tower blocks facing demolition. The film captures their personal stories, revealing their dreams and the loneliness they experience as they confront the loss of their homes. It presents a stark view of life in one of the poorest neighborhoods, emphasizing the emotional impact of displacement.
Through intimate interviews and visual storytelling, the documentary presents the struggles of individuals living on society's margins. The film serves as a commentary on human indifference, illustrating the profound effects of urban development on vulnerable communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet the last residents of Gent's tower blocks.
- •See the impact of urban demolition on real lives.
- •Find out about life in Belgium's poorest neighborhoods.
Did You Know
•Rabot was directed by Christina Vandekerckhove in 2017.
•The documentary has a runtime of 93 minutes.
•The film is set in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Gent, Belgium.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsUrban developmentSocial issues