Rosedale: The Way It Is
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About This Movie
Rosedale: The Way It Is is a 1976 documentary directed by Bill Moyers. The film explores racial tensions in a Queens neighborhood as a black family moves into a predominantly white area.
Rosedale has seen limited distribution since its release, making original prints and later reissues a bit hard to come by. Many collectors appreciate its candid portrayal of race relations, and while it may not have the mainstream pull of other documentaries, it holds significant interest for those focused on socio-political themes. The scarcity of physical media versions adds a layer of intrigue for those looking to delve into the historical context of urban America in the '70s.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Rosedale: The Way It Is?
Rosedale: The Way It Is is a documentary.
Who directed Rosedale: The Way It Is?
The film was directed by Bill Moyers.
What year was Rosedale: The Way It Is released?
Rosedale: The Way It Is was released in 1976.
Who stars in Rosedale: The Way It Is?
The film features Bill Moyers as part of its top cast.
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