Farmingville
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Catherine Tambini
Dave Pinardi
Coll Anderson
Steven C Beer
Norman Blain
John Bloomgarden
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Enter the traumatized world of Farmingville, a previously unassuming Long Island suburb that witnessed the beating and attempted murder of two Mexican day laborers. On the one side, the community's increasing population of undocumented aliens, who are crowding into single-family dwellings and assembling on early morning street corners, hoping to grab a day's wage; on the other, Farmingville's home-owning families, many of whom have lived there for generations and are watching what they envision as a bucolic little village slipping away. Amid a conflict pitting the providence of dreams against the privileges (and rights) of property, presenting both sides of the conflict while, at the same time, chronicling how a small town in upheaval can get co-opted into a national nightmare. Anti-immigration groups, racist hatemongers and even local figures with specialized agendas rise and fall throughout the telling of the Farmingville tale. More than a story about suburbs, property values, immigration, and racism, Farmingville is ultimately about the conflicted concept of what being American means.
Crew
Coll Anderson
Steven C Beer
Norman Blain
John Bloomgarden
John Bloomgarden
Monica Brand
Monica Brand
Monica Brand
Monica Brand
Petr Cadhart
Sebastian Dererorcourt
Mary Anne Devine
Guy Devito
Joseph Dorman
Drew R. Figueroa
Richard Flemming
Bob Freedman
Thomas Garzke
Jose Gonzalez
Jacob Goodwin
Myrna Gordon
David Katzive
Claudia Lopez
Mary Manhardt
Tom Matheu
Andrew Meyers
Peter G. Miller
Nigel Noble
Steve Pequignot
Steve Pequignot
Daniel Philips
Patrick Jean Pierre
Karola Ritter
Greg Russo
Carlos Sandoval
Carlos Sandoval
Carlos Sandoval
Steven Schoenberg
Elena Scotti
Innes Smotansky Esq.
J T Takagi
Catherine Tambini
Catherine Tambini
Consuela Villarueva
K C Witherell
John Zecca
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Fall October 29, 2004
Released in United States January 2004
Released in United States June 22, 2004
Released in United States on Video November 2, 2004
Shown at Sundance Film Festival (Documentary Competition) January 15-25, 2004.
Aired in USA on PBS June 22, 2004 as part of the P.O.V. documentary series.
Released in United States January 2004 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (Documentary Competition) January 15-25, 2004.)
Released in United States June 22, 2004
Released in United States Fall October 29, 2004
Released in United States on Video November 2, 2004
