Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Docs- Palladium Presents: Detroit Lives
Wow. When you sit back and think about natural disasters that have hit the country in the past years, Detroit does not come to mind. However, in news, digital media and conversation, Detroit is conveyed as a city that is just BOGUS. It's amazing how depleted and unloved a financial crises can leave a city that once thrived. Sure, we all know that Detroit and other parts of Michigan aren't the safest, but oh my! Watching this documentary really flipped the script. Detroit is the new land of opportunity, but the question is who is willing or tough enough to take a chance?
Wow. When you sit back and think about natural disasters that have hit the country in the past years, Detroit does not come to mind. However, in news, digital media and conversation, Detroit is conveyed as a city that is just BOGUS. It's amazing how depleted and unloved a financial crises can leave a city that once thrived. Sure, we all know that Detroit and other parts of Michigan aren't the safest, but oh my! Watching this documentary really flipped the script. Detroit is the new land of opportunity, but the question is who is willing or tough enough to take a chance?
Labels: Detroit Lives, Johnny Knoxvile, Palladium Blog
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