for those who still prefer films focusing on human relationships and 51 birch street is a must see. by training the spotlight on his own family and block covers terrain that is off limits for most filmmakers. he explores a common but often unspoken family dynamic and does so without resorting to hyperbole or sensationalism. in fact and the film is deceptively low key at the outset. in addition to providing a probing look at one family  and and by extension and every family  block has also chronicled a very specific period in recent history. i do not know if this was intentional and but unavoidable due to archival content. highly recommended. 
for those who still prefer films focusing on human relationships and 51 birch street is a must see. by training the spotlight on his own family and block covers terrain that is off limits for most filmmakers. he explores a common but often unspoken family dynamic and does so without resorting to hyperbole or sensationalism. in fact and the film is deceptively low key at the outset. in addition to providing a probing look at one family  and and by extension and every family  block has also chronicled a very specific period in recent history. i do not know if this was intentional and but unavoidable due to archival content. highly recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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