Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
Slowly grows fertile for filmmakers
January 1st, 2004 | Matthew MillerOver the course of two generations, Detroit has gone from a symbol of American industrial pro-wess to a shorthand term for the worst of American urban decay. The citys hardest days are over, thoughthe days when commentators were calling Detroit a third-world city or, as Diane Sawyer once said, the first urban domino to falland there are real signs of recovery.
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