The Lost Village

The Lost Village delves into the issues of debt slavery and prostitution linked to the high tuition fees at NYU. It highlights how the pressures of outrageous rents and real estate taxes are changing the character of this historic Bohemian neighborhood.

With a runtime of 89 minutes, the documentary presents a critical view of how economic forces are reshaping Greenwich Village. It invites viewers to reflect on the implications of these changes for students and long-time residents alike.

For collectors, The Lost Village is available on DVD, making it an accessible option for those interested in documentaries that tackle social and economic themes. This film provides insight into a community undergoing significant transformation, capturing a moment in the ongoing narrative of urban life.