Almost no film gets inside the New York apartment the way this one does — Sofía's job is to walk into strangers' living rooms with a camera and a clipboard, and González-Nasser spent six years doing exactly that before she wrote it. What emerges is a quiet portrait of a city being priced and photographed out from under the people still in it. Catch the opening run, with the filmmaker in the room.
What to expect
An 89-minute debut feature in Film Forum's opening-run slot, with the filmmaker and star scheduled for post-screening Q&As at the front of the run. Expect a full house of downtown regulars and a discussion that runs to real questions about how location scouting works. Showtimes are posted daily and change across the week.
Good to know
- Film Forum is at 209 West Houston Street — 1 to Houston St, or C/E to Spring St
- Q&A screenings are the ones that sell first; book ahead if you want the filmmaker in the room
- Members get a discounted ticket at the box office and online
- Runs 89 minutes with no intermission
- Check accessibility and assisted-listening options with Film Forum's box office before booking
- Arrive early — the opening-weekend line for a debut feature builds on the sidewalk
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Common questions
Who made it?
Paula González-Nasser — her debut feature, which she wrote, directed and produced after six years working as a location scout.
Will the filmmaker be there?
Film Forum lists Q&A screenings with the filmmaker and star around the opening; check the specific showtime when booking.
How long is it?
89 minutes.
