Two American Families Collection
4 movies · 1992–2013
The "Two American Families Collection" presents a series of four films that offer intimate perspectives on the challenges of recovery within a Rust Belt city following a post-recession economic downturn. Spanning from 1992 to 2013, the collection comprises a total runtime of 314 minutes. The films collectively have a reported budget and revenue of zero. The collection's films explore the lived realities of individuals and families navigating economic hardship. For example, "Minimum Wages: The New Economy" (1992) and "Living on the Edge" (1995) provide glimpses into the difficulties faced during this period. The final film in the collection, "Two American Families" (2013), has a runtime of 84 minutes and an IMDb rating of 8.2. This film collection documents a specific period of economic struggle within a particular urban environment. The four films together represent a sustained focus on the human cost of economic downturns and the ongoing efforts toward recovery.
