Neighbor by Neighbor: Mobilizing an Invisible Community in Lewiston, Maine

About This Movie

Neighbor by Neighbor is a raw, poignant dive into the sociopolitical landscape of Lewiston, Maine. It captures the essence of a community threatened by urban development under the guise of progress. The film's pacing is steady, building tension as it chronicles the lives of those who are about to be displaced. The absence of a recognized director gives it a grassroots feel, making it feel more intimate and personal. The themes of community mobilization and resistance resonate throughout, showcasing how people band together in the face of adversity. Practical effects are minimal here, as the real power lies in the testimonies of the residents, their stories, and the stark reality of their plight, making it a distinctive piece of documentary filmmaking.

Documentary on urban development issuesFocus on community resistanceReal stories of displacement