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"Bunker" is truly a unique cinematic experience, delving into the lives of individuals who inhabit and construct bunkers. In an era marked by the ascent of isolationist ideologies, this film provides a nuanced and humane perspective on this subculture, avoiding sensationalism and refraining from reducing its subject matter to mere punchlines. The documentary exudes empathy, genuine care, and authenticity, offering a vision of hope for the future of documentary cinema.
Today on "On Documentary," Joshua LaBure sat down with Jenny Perlin, the insightful director behind this beautiful film.