Film Lens
The Fourth Kingdom presents a recycling center in Brooklyn, New York, managed by René, a Mexican who lives and works there. The film features Ana de Luco, a Spaniard who assists in running the facility. It captures the daily lives of the community members who visit the center, forming a close-knit group that navigates their difficult circumstances.
The documentary contrasts the experiences of these individuals with the American dream. It emphasizes their creativity and community spirit against the backdrop of urban life, illustrating how they create a surreal environment despite societal neglect.
Why Watch
- •Meet René, a Mexican managing a unique recycling center.
- •Follow the lives of a tight-knit community in Brooklyn.
- •Find out how creativity thrives in urban neglect.
Did You Know
•René, the center's manager, is originally from Mexico.
•The film features Ana de Luco, a Spaniard involved in the facility's operations.
•The documentary has a runtime of 83 minutes.
Perfect For
Community buildingUrban lifeRecycling initiatives