What Are The Similarities Between Farmingville And The Overnighters

After watching both “Farmingville” and “The Overnighters” I found both documentaries to have a lot in common amongst some differences within. In both documentaries it reveals different types of people from all over various regions of America coming into small towns and cities trying to find jobs. But amongst all odds upon doing so it brings them discrimination against others as well as problems from the residence already living in the community. Although both documentaries may uphold the same similarities there are some but complete differences. In both film it addressed the issues of how the people that’s been living there for so long can be very prejudices and bias. In the “Farmingville” film it talks about two Mexican day laborers
Jay Reinke accepted any type of people with open arms. He helped them by allowing them to sleep in his parking lot of his church until they could get better assistance. The people of the congregation didn’t want the people there, because they felt as though they were criminals with unsanitary conditions that would mess up there environment and community. In conclusion with all these similarities and differences “The Overnighters” didn’t experience as much discrimination as “Farmingville” shared. Both of these two documentaries is just to show you how no matter where you live or how long you’ve lived in the community, people will always have their differences on whether or not they like you as a neighbor. Based on the two documentaries you have two cites who citizens possess their own personal bias and prejudices who possess against others. The community will still struggle with situations to which there is no clear solution seems imminent on how to help those in