Documentaries? (Housing- and/or Community Development-related)

[juliestein]

Can anyone recommend compelling/noteworthy documentaries about specific/individual housing developments, CBO projects, neighborhood evolution or general community stakeholder relations? Anything on social exclusion, spatial mismatch or public housing would also be helpful.

In particular, I'm looking for documentaries that are sponsored/funded by one of the stakeholders (i.e. a developer making a documentary about its own development or site, or a community group documenting their own project/neighborhood).

Domestic U.S. focus preferred, but not mandatory.

Thanks!

[Linda_D]

I don't know if this would be helpful, but it might be of interest to you: Flipped

[Wannaplan?]

I downloaded the Pruitt-Igoe Myth documentary from iTunes a couple of months ago, it should be exactly what you are looking for.

[paiste13]

I don't know if this would be helpful, but it might be of interest to you: Flipped

That's a good one but the narrator sounds like he's trying to imitate Michael Moore's nasally-voice.

[wahday]

Here are two good housing ones about Community Land Trusts:

Streets of Dreams
Homes and Hands

[kjel]

Gentrification/eminent domain...."Greetings from Asbury Park"