Shot entirely on an iPhone over the course of five years during Bewersdorf’s downtime as a carpenter, the film documents the rhythms of his daily life and work building and repairing houses in the tiny, unincorporated hamlet of New Kingston, New York. The autobiography explores New Kingston’s changing neighborhoods, communities, and the forces shaping the city’s future. (dir. Kev Bewersdorf, U.S., 2025, 84 min.)
Screening followed by a brief Q&A and community conversation between dir. Kev Bewersdorf and RUPCO about current issues facing residents, including affordable housing, neighborhood change, housing stability, and the future of the city.
TICKETS FREE AT DOOR ($1 RESERVED AHEAD OF TIME)
This screening is hosted by RUPCO as part of Upstate Films’ Neighborhood Watch series.