‘Fault Lines’ does piece on Detroit, combines the city’s reality with the city’s hope
In a recent piece of “Fault Lines” on al Jazeera English, journalist and filmmaker Avi Lewis explores Detroit and does a good job of twisting both the realities of the poor and working class with the feelings of hope and drive of the city’s people.View the piece here.
In a recent piece of “Fault Lines” on al Jazeera English, journalist
and filmmaker Avi Lewis explores Detroit and does a good job of
twisting both the realities of the poor and working class with the
feelings of hope and drive of the city’s people.
View the piece here.
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