You can fight City hall!
“Citizen Jane: Battle for the City” is a documentary about what can happen when engaged citizens fight the establishment. Jane Jacobs was a visionary activist and writer who argued that urban communities need to be protected from destructive development projects. Her 1961 book, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, became a call for the preservation of livable urban centers.<br /><br />Director Matt Tyrnauer highlights Jacobs’ 1960s’ dramatic showdown with New York City’s construction kingpin Robert Moses over his plan to raze a wide swath of Lower Manhattan to make way for a highway that in theory would rush commuters out of the city to their homes in the outer boroughs and suburbs. For decades, Moses had succeeded in transforming the New York metropolitan area with bridges and tunnels. He also uprooted residents of poorer sections to make way for housing projects and multi-lane highways.<br /><br />But Moses came up against a formidable opponent in Jane Jacobs, who fought Moses’ plans to destroy Washington Square Park and the historic brownstones of Greenwich Village in order to make way for an expressway. She recognized that these neighborhoods with their street life and unique characteristics represented community. She was appalled to see them give way to impersonal apartment buildings, and believed that Moses’ earlier construction of the Cross Bronx Expressway had been instrumental in the deterioration of the South Bronx.<br /><br />David-and-Goliath tales are always compelling, but “Citizen Jane…” isn’t exactly that. Jacobs was an articulate, intelligent woman who wasn’t afraid to buck the power of Moses. So Jacobs used statistics and the court of public opinion to make her case. The documentary’s theme is that no adversary is too mighty if a cause is important enough.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated, widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Citizen Jane is a timely tale of what can happen when engaged citizens fight the power for the sake of a better world. Arguably no one did more to shape our understanding of the modern American city than Jane Jacobs, the visionary activist and writer who fought to preserve urban communities in the face of destructive development projects. Director Matt Tyranuer (Valentino: The Last Emperor) vividly brings to life Jacobs 1960s showdown with ruthless construction kingpin Robert Moses over his plan to raze lower Manhattan to make way for a highway, a dramatic struggle over the very soul of the neighborhood..