A View of the Bay

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Synopsis

A VIEW OF THE BAY - When the City of San Francisco announced it’s plan to redevelop and revitalize Bay View Hunter’s point, residents responded and challenged the City to safeguard against gentrification and displacement.

The Filmmakers

ALEXANDER AQUINO
YUKO INATSUKI
TONY DE JESUS

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