Watch an exclusive clip from #EmergentCity, which tells a resonate tale of a Brooklyn community fighting for their home. Read Michael Frank's review ahead of Friday's opening at DCTV: thefilmstage.com/tribeca-review…

"While there’s no doubt the directors have a sympathetic slant towards the community, this is a film that is interested in exploring all the angles" - we take a look at Brooklyn documentary Emergent City eyeforfilm.co.uk/review/emergen…

"It became important for us just to document it even before we knew that there was going to be a film in there...it took a long time for it to gel as a story" - Kelly Anderson on Industry City and Sunset Park in Emergent City eyeforfilm.co.uk/feature/2025-0…

"Urban renewal" (aka gentrification) gets the spotlight in directors Kelly Anderson & Jay Arthur Sterrenberg's EMERGENT CITY which hits select theaters tomorrow. Chris Reed reviewed the film out of Tribeca '24... hammertonail.com/reviews/emerge…

Co-founder of Meerkat Media, talks about Meerkat’s recent creative highs and challenges and how 'Emergent City,' which opens at DCTV tomorrow and will be broadcast on POV later this year, took shape. Read on #DocumentaryMag. documentary.org/online-feature…

New York: come watch “Emergent City” this Tuesday 4/29 at DCTV 7:00pm, followed by my Q&A with the directors and exec producer. An incredible Sunset Park doc about zoning and gentrification, which makes the city and its people feel alive and in a constant state of transition.

Review: "Emergent City" Brings Urgency to a Slow-Motion Socioeconomic Crisis, opens today DCTV moveablefest.com/kelly-anderson…

In EMERGENT CITY, Kelly Anderson and Jay Arthur Sterrenberg's film about the Brooklyn Sunset Park district, "community comprises more than a group of people who live within designated boundaries; it is a living, breathing body." Review by Eileen G'Sell: reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/…

Tonight catch Hell Gate editor Max RN moderating a panel after a showing of the new documentary "Emergent City" which is playing at DCTV through May 1. You can read his review here: hellgatenyc.com/emergent-city-…

As a person who rented in 5 different parts of Brooklyn in the 2010s, and who credits the borough for inspiring some her boldest, wisest life choices, I was honored to write on the documentary EMERGENT CITY for Reverse Shot. reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/… #sunsetpark #gentrification

Out now in NY, and seeking distribution: “Emergent City,” a stunning, formally innovative doc about displacement, gentrification and democracy in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park, using transitional and establishing shots as its visual lingua franca. truthdig.com/articles/emerg…

‘The Gas Station Attendant’ Trailer: A Daughter Reflects On Her Immigrant Father’s Pursuit Of The American Dream In Sheffield DocFest Premiere deadline.com/2025/06/the-ga…

An intimate portrait of the immigrant experience in America is set to debut at this year’s Sheffield DOCFEST. ‘The Gas Station Attendant’, a deeply personal documentary by Emmy-nominated director Karla Murthy, will have its world premiere on June 19 at the Curzon Theater.

Karla Murthy on putting her and her family's life on screen in #TheGasStationAttendant talkhouse.com/personal-expos…

World premiering today Sheffield DocFest, The Gas Station Attendant Documentary director Karla Murthy speaks with Filmmaker Magazine in a new interview by Natalia Keogan filmmakermagazine.com/131075-intervi…

"[A] film that’s equal parts remembrance, reckoning, and recognition of a love that sometimes spoke in broken conversations, long road trips, and tired, late-night phone calls. -The Movie Buff Paul's rave review The Gas Station Attendant Documentary Sheffield DocFest themoviebuff.net/2025/06/the-ga…

"Dad, how did you get up and keep going?" Documentary Review: The Gas Station Attendant (2025) by Karla Murthy Check the article on Asian Movie Pulse asianmoviepulse.com/2025/06/docume…

A very personal review: 'The Gas Station Attendant' premieres at Sheffield Doc Fest #SheffieldDocFest eninarothe.com/movies/2025/6/…

"Universal ideas interlock with this personal and resonant story of migration and father and daughterhood" in The Gas Station Attendant eyeforfilm.co.uk/review/the-gas… #SheffiedDocFest

"The migrant experience is central to Karla’s film but she frames it within the context of a family saga," writes Namrata Joshi about #KarlaMurthy's #TheGasStationAttendant cinemaexpress.com/english/featur…