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Welcome to Leith (2015)

In September 2012, the tiny prairie town of Leith, North Dakota, sees its population of 24 grow by one. As the new resident's behavior becomes more threatening, tensions soar, and the residents desperately look for ways to expel their unwanted neighbor.

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Gina W 16 Feb 2018

Very scary documentary with white supremacist Craig Cobb buying up land parcels in Leith, North Dakota to try to take over the town. It's almost like a horror film, with the townpeople almost hysterically afraid of Cobb,

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Shawn Hazelett 08 Sep 2015

Filmmakers Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher Walker's neutral observation ... provides a chilling blueprint of what someone even marginally less extreme might accomplish.

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Conrad S 04 Mar 2018

Welcome to Leith is an excellent window into a part of the world that should be dead and gone. The number of times the swastika is shown here was far more than could ever be expected, and each time it managed to jumpstart the amygdala. The fact that a photographer had decided to film professional footage of the event as it was going on does a great aid to the documentary, as does the devastating recording of the two men with guns. It ends bleaker than it started, which is a very hard thing to do given the substance matter. The topic also lends itself perfectly to creative imagery, from the incredibly disturbing 'welcoming' sign to the symmetrical white house Craig Cobb called home. The only glaring issue is how, mainly due to the intense 'real footage' sequences, the interviews appear boring and slightly unnecessary. Other than that minor issue, it was an incredibly well-made documentary, that anyone with a passing interest on American politcs should watch.

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Monica Castillo 14 Sep 2015

The movie serves as an anthropological study of a small town and what happens when a caustic outside force comes barreling in.

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Peter Keough 05 Nov 2015

Like another documentary set in North Dakota, Jesse Moss’s “The Overnighters,” they follow the story for months as it unfolds, offering no editorial guidance except dates and places and a soundtrack by T. Griffith that underscores the growing angst and pending horror. Welcome to Leith. Say goodbye to certitude.

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