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Packard: The Last Shift (2014)

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Released March 20, 2014Runtime 1h 10mDirector Brian Kaufman

The Packard Motor Car Company and its 5-million square foot plant became a symbol of the American Dream in the heart of the Motor City. Packard left town in 1954, but the plant still stands as a symbol of decay. The half-mile stretch of rubble and ruin tells a story of failed politics and criminal activity, of scrappers and arsonists who went too far, and of the perseverance of one business to stick it out. The lawless plant has become a haven for street artists and curiosity seekers from around the world, including a developer from Peru.

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Cast of Packard: The Last Shift

Celeste Headlee

Celeste Headlee

Self - Narrator (voice)

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Who stars in Packard: The Last Shift?

Packard: The Last Shift stars Celeste Headlee, Philip Levine, Fernando Palazuelo.

Who directed Packard: The Last Shift?

Packard: The Last Shift was directed by Brian Kaufman.

How long is Packard: The Last Shift?

Packard: The Last Shift has a runtime of 1h 10m.

What is Packard: The Last Shift about?

The Packard Motor Car Company and its 5-million square foot plant became a symbol of the American Dream in the heart of the Motor City. Packard left town in 1954, but the plant still stands as a symbol of decay. The half-mile stretch of rubble and ruin tells a story of failed politics and criminal activity, of scrappers and arsonists who went too far, and of the perseverance of one business to stick it out. The lawless plant has become a haven for street artists and curiosity seekers from around the world, including a developer from Peru.