Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.

The beating heart of civic life, Boston’s City Hall serves government officials and members of the public alike. Over a series of council meetings, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and city employees address a gamut of issues—from housing and immigration, to policing strategy and celebratory ceremonies.
The beating heart of civic life, Boston’s City Hall serves government officials and members of the public alike. Over a series of council meetings, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and city employees address a gamut of issues—from housing and immigration, to policing strategy and celebratory ceremonies.
Returning to his hometown, Frederick Wiseman tackles the invisible cogs of civic work, providing a radical antidote to jaded perceptions of municipal politics. Within the concrete walls of an infamous brutalist building, change is steadily enacted, despite red tape and the grind of bureaucracy.