Dark Days
Documentary • NR • 2000 • 1 hr 22 min
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Depressing look at life on the streets and in the tunnels
What an incredible glimpse into a world I would’ve otherwise never known about
A humanizing portrait of the people living in a subsociety in order to go unseen by those who are all to glad to forget them. A+ soundtrack.
There's a few shows that mention homeless taking shelter underground, but this is the real deal in all its non glory. Learn from it.
Documentary on homeless people living underground. Real and dark.
Actually very interesting view of a unique subsection of society, very amateurishly made, which holds it back
interesting docu that highlights American cities' underground dwellers. its quite shocking to know they are in one of the richest countries
Excellent documentary about the underground homelessness scene with amazing soundtrack and good cinematography
Really touching documentary about the culture of living in the subway tunnels.
An illuminating look into a counterculture not often seen by mainstream society. Heavy stuff!
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