This was a terrifically produced film highlighting the evils of eminent domain abuse.

The U.S. Supreme Court's majority decision in Kelo v. City of New London (2005) clearly illustrates the dangers of not applying a textualist-originalist approach to the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. #TheFifthAmendment #TakingsClause #EminentDomain

Eminent domain is one of the most fascinating parts of the Constitution, and Little Pink House showcases the abuse of government power at its worst. The ultimate Supreme Court decision has gone down in history as one of the most controversial, and, refreshingly, bipartisan — somehow the five "liberal" Justices of the 2005 Court sided with the government to permit the demolition and forcible removal of lower-middle-class citizens to make way for a pharmaceutical company… Yes, you read that right. I was happy to find that the organization I work for — South Jersey Legal Services — had filed an amicus brief on behalf of Ms. Kelo (Catherine Keener). If you're still interested in the legal issues, check out this Youtube vid. (ADD Mr. Beat clip). The film itself does a nice job of addressing the human aspect of the case(s) and the frustrations of the Fort Trumbull community continuously being threatened to sell their homes. While there were some not so subtle "these are the bad guys" moments — "Pfizer is in the pharmaceutical business, not the savior business" was eye-rollingly bad — the film presents the "dark side" of social justice. With a short run-time, Little Pink House is enjoyable and educational. Thanks to Ms. Kelo, almost every state changed its eminent domain laws to make it more difficult for the government to take private property. For that alone, her story deserves to be heard.

Very enjoyable watching about a true story about eminent domain.

Good to know about this battle against Pfizer. We need more heroes and heroines who can stand up to these giant multi nationals. Well done.

I was really impressed with this movie. First of all, it was really well-made. The cinematography and storytelling were excellent. Second, it's a great, albeit sad, story about an important and little-known supreme court decision that could affect everyone who owns a home. I'm really glad when important subjects like this are made into movies, to spread important messages and start conversations.

7/30/2018 I've heard of the term eminent domain in passing before. Putting it into context, and how big it was apparently in the US, was a quite enlightening experience. Catherine Keener played an endearing Susette Kelo in this heartwarming struggle between a sleepy town's locals against a pharma conglomerate.

Powerful true story.

By the end, I was angry and in tears.

Great Movie!!! Important story told well, beautifully done. Heartbreaking, poignant, and timely.

moving, heartbreaking and inspirational all at the same time, a must see

I thought the movie and the story it so well told to be excellent. The direction was great with little action scenes moving the movie and story along, as well as great acting. The Heroine was well played, and truly believable as the strong EMT persona who just wanted to be left alone to enjoy the home life she created. Whether one has an interest in Law or not, all of us need these true-life stories to help ground us in the reality of our times. This one was truly worth watching both for its entertainment value and for its information and message.

Just saw #LittlePinkHouse- if you care about liberty, freedom, and the constitution, find a screening and go see this movie!!! #kelo

Acclaimed by critics and winner of multiple film festival awards, Little Pink House is a timely and important film. It is worth making a special trip; it won't disappoint. The film is both meaningful and exquisitely produced. Beautifully told, cast, and acted, the story is gripping-all the more so because it is true. Hear Susette's story, experience her independence and courage, and support the film's grassroots campaign for justice.

The film is an incredibly emotional and inspiring telling of the Suzette Kelo fight against the city of New London taking her home. Well worth seeing if you want to enjoy a great civic lesson while seeing an inspiring story.

A great movie about a critically important issue.

Great movie.It put a face on Eminent Domain and how it affects the little guy.

Takings its inspiration from that gaudy pink house, writer/director Courtney Balaker delivers a screenplay deserving of the aesthetics. FULL REVIEW: https://gortnaculhouse.com.

A well-acted independent film telling this famous story of courage against corporate and political intrigue.

Beautiful story of human will and doing what’s right. Keener is at her best and the true story has never been more relevant