At Home in Utopia

The documentary focuses on a cooperative apartment complex built by Jewish factory workers in the Bronx, known as "little Moscow." This social experiment aimed to redefine the American Dream by promoting ideals of racial justice and workers' rights.

Running for 57 minutes, At Home in Utopia captures the resilience of these immigrants as they navigated the challenges brought on by the Great Depression. It highlights their efforts to create a supportive community during a time of economic hardship.

The film addresses themes of communism and social justice, making it relevant not only for those interested in the history of the Bronx but also for viewers who appreciate documentaries that delve into the lives of immigrant communities in America.