Notice of Eviction

About This Movie

Notice of Eviction takes a hard look at the eviction crisis in America, especially through the lens of Black women during the pandemic. The film follows two single moms over six months, capturing their struggles with a raw, almost documentary-style intimacy. The pacing feels genuine—slow and contemplative, allowing the viewer to really sit with the heavy realities these women face. Kathleen Flynn’s approach feels personal, shedding light on systemic issues without losing sight of the individual stories. You get a sense of the despair, but also resilience, as these women fight for stability amidst chaos. The practical effects here are just life, no flashy gimmicks, just real people in real situations. It's a distinctive blend of personal narrative and social commentary that hits hard.

Focus on the human element amidst systemic struggles.Candid interviews and raw cinematography enhance realism.The film dives deep into themes of resilience and motherhood.