Film Lens
The Fourth Kingdom presents a recycling center in Brooklyn, New York, managed by René, a Mexican who lives on-site. The film features Ana de Luco, a Spaniard who assists in running the center. It captures the lives of regular visitors who form a community, creating a unique environment that contrasts with the disillusionment of the American dream.
Through personal stories and interactions, the documentary reveals how these individuals navigate their lives in this unconventional space. The film emphasizes the creativity and resourcefulness of the community, showcasing their ability to transcend harsh realities.
Why Watch
- •Meet René, the Mexican manager living at the recycling center.
- •Find out how a tight-knit community forms in Brooklyn.
- •See Ana de Luco's role in running the recycling center.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Adán Aliaga.
•René, the manager, is a discreet Mexican who sleeps on-site.
•The documentary has a runtime of 15 minutes.
•The production country is Spain.
Perfect For
Community buildingRecycling initiativesUrban living