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May 15, 1973–October 7, 2020

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Rebecca and Matt Donham had an office in the same building as Good News Planet–33 Flatbush, Brooklyn. Raft Landscape Architecture.

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Mex is a building in the heart of Brooklyn where live together writers, artists, bakers, sculptors, programmers, dancers, small entrepreneurs… with projects ranging from ecology ratings to city gardens, craft looms, furniture design, TV Broadcast or robotics. It is a place of exchange and growth of ideas. A mirror of what a city can offer when generates collaborative structures. I came to the Mex and met Al Attara through Beatriz Ortiz, an artist who works in the building.
To meet Mex and its people, was for me, one of the best ways to know the city, because in that building I found some of the traces of the spirit of new yorkers: idealism, work capacity, a strong capacity to believe in dreams and a nice way to make a stranger feel at home.
The structure of the film alternates episodes of city life and life into the building, with small fragments that have to do with the atmosphere and time, and with small portraits of four of its inhabitants:
Mariliana Arvelo, a flamenco dancer and photographer from Venezuela.
GoodNewsTV, a television project that has its plateau at Mex, and whose members are dedicated to broadcast good news.
Dan Palouska and his project: Mobile Brooklyn, a photobooth on the internet to send messages from the street.
And finally, Arthur and Alex Grillet: Scrybe, a company dedicated to evaluates ethical and ecological behavior of others companies.
The documentary aims to be an approach to the building and its spirit through these portraits and also a way to thank people who were sharing their experiences with me.

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Marty Markowitz, Borough President of Brooklyn, New York City, stops by Al Attara’s building at 33 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, New York the headquarters of www.goodnewsplanet.com  Brooklyn is the most populous borough in New York City with nearly 2.6 million residents. Markowitz was first elected borough president in 2001 after serving 23 years as a New York State Senator. His third term began in January, 2010.

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