Dawn (2024)
This film explores the recurring cycle of gentrification that takes place all over the world over and over again. When industry leaves, cities start falling apart, and the cheap open space begins to attract artists from all over. This aura of creativity recovers the municipal economy but captures the eyes of developers. Over and over again we see this process coming to an end with artists being forced out, and buildings being renovated into residential. The artists relocate to the next happing and the cycle begins all over again.
Directors: Noah Zielinski, Claire Lin.
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Len Lavoie as Len Lavoie |
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Dan Gold as Dan Gold |
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Maria Barbosa as Maria Barbosa |
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Wayne Rosenberg as Wayne Rosenberg |
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Michael Pare as Michael Pare |
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Jonathon Acosta as Jonathon Acosta |
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Gail Alhers as Gail Alhers |
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Phyllis Nathanson as Phyllis Nathanson |
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Herb Weiss as Herb Weiss |
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Donald Gerola as Donald Gerola |
| Directing | Noah Zielinski | Director |
| Directing | Claire Lin | Director |
| Production | Anahi Luna | Head of Production |
| Production | Jake Srebnick | Producer |
| Directing | Rainer Gardner-Olesen | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Noah Zielinski | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Tamar Chameides | Assistant Camera |
| Sound | Gus Lafave | Sound Recordist |
| Production | Harrison Douglass | Production Designer |
| Crew | Emmie Paige | Drone Operator |
| Writing | Noah Zielinski | Writer |
| Writing | Claire Lin | Writer |
