Lost Bohemia

Lost Bohemia features the stories of tenants who lived in affordable studio apartments at Carnegie Hall, a space that hosted notable figures in the arts for over a century. Director Josef Astor captures the rich heritage of these residents, including their connections to the artistic community.

The documentary unfolds as Astor documents the eviction notices served to tenants, revealing the impact of this change on their lives and the cultural fabric of the space. The film runs for 77 minutes, providing an intimate look at a community on the brink of displacement. With contributions from individuals like Bill Cunningham and Tod Williams, Lost Bohemia stands as a testament to the importance of preserving artistic spaces.