West Virginia, Still Home

This documentary, produced by The New York Times, delves into the history of McDowell County, highlighting its significant boom-and-bust cycles since 1950. It showcases the struggles of a community that has experienced economic decline and population loss but remains resilient in calling this area home.

Through the voices of its residents, the film reveals their emotional connections to the land and the meaning of home in a region marked by hardship. The personal stories and reflections presented offer a poignant look at life in the coalfields of West Virginia, making it an insightful watch for those interested in social issues and regional histories.