Dark Days

Synopsis: Marc Singer’s documentary depicts the lives of a community of homeless people living in an abandoned tunnel in the New York subway. This edition features a large number of extras, including a director’s commentary, THE MAKING OF DARK DAYS (2000), (a documentary about the making of the film); THE TUNNEL TODAY (2011) in which Singer revisits the tunnel; LIFE AFTER THE TUNNEL, which features an update on the film’s characters and an essay by film critic Kenneth Turan.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 2014
Year of production: 2000
Subjects: Social Studies
Keywords: homelessness; New York; homeless people

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Notes: Dogwoof is an independent distributor specialising in quality films from around the world that raise awareness, trigger change, and get people involved. The main focus is socially conscious films including THE AGE OF STUPID, THE END OF THE LINE, BURMA VJ and BLACK GOLD. Sale on DVD. In Autumn 2011 Dogwoof launched Popup Cinema (http://popupcinema.net/) to allow non-theatric screenings of their just-released and classic titles.

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