Sawyer Avenue, Sunday Afternoon

This documentary presents a critical examination of a troubling event that took place on October 12, 2025. It focuses on the seizure of a man by masked agents from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement without a warrant, set against the backdrop of a residential street in Chicago.

Bill Morrison, following his Oscar-nominated work, utilizes footage from phones and body cameras to construct a narrative around the neighborhood’s fight against systemic impunity. The film captures the real-life implications of governmental actions on the daily lives of residents, offering a poignant reflection on broader social issues.

As a documentary, this film appeals to those interested in social justice, immigration policies, and the use of personal technology in documenting events. Collectors of documentary films will find this work significant due to its contemporary relevance and Morrison's unique storytelling approach.