Film Lens
The documentary 'The Landlord' focuses on the Irish housing crisis through the lens of a corrupt landlord who has created 'Boxtown', a makeshift accommodation for college students made from cardboard boxes. This setup is located in the car park beneath a college, presenting a controversial solution to the housing problem faced by students.
The film uses satire and a mockumentary style to critique the landlord's claims of solving the housing issue. It questions whether 'Boxtown' is truly a paradise for students or merely a façade for exploitation. The 9-minute runtime captures the absurdity of the situation while addressing serious themes related to housing and student living conditions.
Why Watch
- •See the absurdity of 'Boxtown' for students.
- •Meet the corrupt landlord behind the cardboard boxes.
- •Find out how satire tackles serious housing issues.
Did You Know
•The documentary was released in 2024.
•The accommodation for students is made from cardboard boxes.
•The duration of the film is 9 minutes long.
Perfect For
Irish housing crisisStudent accommodationSatirical comedy