The Neighbourhood is Changing: Revisiting Mulberry Street (2026)
In 2005, a group of up-and-coming filmmakers based in Lower Manhattan set out to make an independent horror film called Mulberry Street, in which a virus turns ordinary New Yorkers into rat people. 20 years later, they reflect on the making of the film and what it has to say about the evolution of New York City.
Directors: Craig Ian Mann, Robert Nevitt.
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Jim Mickle as Self |
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Nick Damici as Self |
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Linda Moran as Self |
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Ryan Samul as Self |
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Ron Brice as Self |
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Kim Blair as Self |
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Larry Fessenden as Self |
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Beth Mickle as Self |
| Directing | Craig Ian Mann | Director |
| Directing | Robert Nevitt | Director |
| Writing | Craig Ian Mann | Writer |
| Production | Craig Ian Mann | Producer |
| Editing | Ryan Finnigan | Editor |
| Editing | Jonathan Zaurin | Editor |
| Production | Eddie Falvey | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Robert Nevitt | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Andreas Kapsalis | Music |
| Sound | Ryan Finnigan | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Jonathan Zaurin | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Jonathan Zaurin | Sound Mixer |
| Crew | Larry Fessenden | Thanks |
| Crew | Rigo Garay | Thanks |
| Crew | Matt Rocker | Thanks |
| Crew | Jeff Grace | Thanks |
| Crew | Jim Mickle | Thanks |
| Crew | Mary Going | Thanks |
| Crew | Lucy Swift | Thanks |
