Dignity Harbor

Two years of life are documented at Dignity Harbor, a self-governing homeless encampment in Downtown St. Louis under the shadow of the St. Louis Arch, as they struggle to overcome the harsh winters, the vigilant city and themselves. OG and a band of homeless people take refuge in a makeshift shanty town, where they face the challenges of homeless life and struggle to overcome the harsh winters, the vigilant city, and themselves.

My take

An unflinching two-year portrait of a self-governing homeless encampment in St. Louis that demands your full attention. Raw, humanizing, and sobering—this is documentary filmmaking that sits with you long after it ends.

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