Bury Me Not

The film takes a reflective approach, capturing the essence of New York City through a series of fragments and observations. It addresses the challenges faced by communities as they confront the relentless forces of gentrification. Cohen's focus on street life and its threatened existence reveals the tensions between development and the preservation of culture.

Using the camera as a tool for thought, Cohen navigates through the city, documenting the vibrancy and struggles of the urban landscape. The film connects with audiences who appreciate the intricacies of city life and the socio-economic factors at play. Its contemplative nature makes it a distinctive entry in the realm of documentary filmmaking, inviting viewers to ponder what remains and what gets lost in the process of change.