Burn the House Down

The documentary centers on Kiddy Smile and the diverse members of Paris’ ballroom community as they prepare for an upcoming concert. It delves into significant topics such as race, immigrant culture, and queer visibility in modern France. The film presents a unique perspective on a community that embraces free expression amid societal divisions.

This documentary is part of a growing trend in cinema that highlights underrepresented voices and cultures. For collectors, it represents an opportunity to own a piece that captures an important cultural moment and conversation. Burn the House Down not only showcases the art of performance but also engages with critical social issues that resonate in contemporary discussions.