This experimental short film is about a little girl who lost her home to urban renewal, and asks her wealthy neighbor, "why?" The film is a prequel to Andrade-Watkins' documentary trilogy about the Cape Verdean community in Fox Point. "Hi, Neighbor" had its world premiere at the 2011 Cape Verdean International Film Festival and was awarded Jury Selection (first prize), in the 2012 Black Maria Film Festival.

Hi, Neighbor

A conversation about sex and death winds its way between six college kids.

Tron Wayne Gacy

"Some Kind of Funny Porto Rican?": A Cape Verdean American Story is the untold tragedy and scandal of what happened to a vibrant community of immigrants from the Cape Verde Islands in the Fox Point section of Providence, Rhode Island forcibly displaced by the construction of interstate I95, the expansion of Brown University, urban renewal and gentrification a to make way for the fancy coffee shops, antique stores, and elegantly restored houses. The first in a trilogy of feature documentaries about the Cape Verdean community in the Fox Point section of Providence, Rhode Island, the second, Working the Boats: Masters of the Craft was released in 2016.