The changing face of Red Hook -- a one-of-a-kind neighborhood in Brooklyn, N.Y. -- is the subject of this rich examination of city living by filmmaker D.W. Young. The documentary peeks in on an urban farm run by local kids; an uphill struggle to save a portion of the waterfront; the infamous arrival of an IKEA store; and more. The film was an official selection at the 2008 San Francisco International Documentary Film Festival.
| Camera | D.W. Young | Director of Photography |
| Production | D.W. Young | Producer |
| Editing | D.W. Young | Editor |
| Sound | David Ullmann | Music |
| Directing | D.W. Young | Director |
| Production | Judith Mizrachy | Producer |