In the vein of Michael Moore's documentary style, this film delves into the struggles of small-town America, highlighting class disparities and the decline of a once-thriving community in upstate New York. The story centers around Dadetown, where a factory's closure sparks widespread unemployment. As the town's blue-collar residents face an uncertain future, they're confronted with the influx of affluent yuppies moving in to work at a local computer company.
Dadetown
A small upstate New York town is rocked by the collapse of a former factory, revealing deep-seated class struggles and the devastating effects of economic decline.
