Earthwork

Year: 2011

Runtime: 93 min

Language: English

Director: Chris Ordal

Drama

Artist Stan Herd embarks on a unique project, bringing his rural artistic vision to Manhattan's Upper West Side. A large-scale earthwork is created on land owned by Donald Trump, bringing together an unusual group of collaborators: a team of homeless individuals who reside in an underground railway tunnel. As the monumental artwork takes shape, Stan faces numerous challenges and personal sacrifices, ultimately discovering the transformative power of his art and the unexpected rewards it brings.

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