Make It Right

The documentary 'Make It Right' delves into the historical context and systemic issues surrounding urban decay and neglect in American cities. It specifically examines the challenges faced by Black communities in areas like post-Katrina New Orleans, highlighting the complexities of rebuilding and the impact of policies on residents. The film aims to shed light on the persistent struggles for equitable development and community empowerment.

As an independent documentary, 'Make It Right' received a mixed but generally engaged reception, often praised for its direct examination of social issues and community advocacy. Critics noted its passionate approach to its subject matter, though some pointed to its directness and advocacy style which might alienate a broader audience. Audience reception was often tied to an appreciation for its focus on overlooked community narratives.

• Praised for its commitment to highlighting community struggles and historical injustices.

• Noted for its direct and passionate advocacy for urban reinvestment.

• Some found the film's style to be very direct and focused on specific narratives.

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Director Tariq Nasheed is also known for his work on other documentaries that focus on Black history and culture, such as '13th: The Untold Story' and 'The Hidden Colors' series.