A Hole in a Fence

　　Chronicling the changing fortunes of Red Hook, Brooklyn, A Hole in a Fence is a documentary that explores the complicated issues of development, class and identity facing one of New York City’s most unique neighborhoods. 　　It’s the story of a vanished homeless community and the young architect who documented it; of an urban farm run by local kids amidst a landscape of industrial decay; of young graffiti writers losing their stomping grounds; of the arrival of a controversial IKEA megastore; of a photographer’s vision of nature’s renewal; of the doomed struggle to save a rare part of the neighborhood’s working waterfront; and of a filmmaker’s discovery of a fleeting, hidden world on the other side of a rusty old fence. 　　WINNER! 9th Annual Port Townsend Film Festival, 2008 　　Nominated for Best Documentary DVD- International Press Association 2008 Satellite Awards 　　Official Sellection of San Francisco International Documentary Festival 2008 　　Official Sellection of Athens International film and video Festival 2008