In this conversation with filmmaker Tony Buba, known for his poignant documentaries about the decline of Braddock, Pennsylvania, they explore the ethical complexities of documentary storytelling. Buba reflects on his film 'Lightning Over Braddock,' questioning the implications of success tied to local poverty. The discussion highlights the impact of industrial decline and the challenges of representing deindustrialized communities. Furthermore, they analyze the balance between artistic integrity and corporate interests, delving into the intricate dynamics of local narratives.