How does one find meaning growing up? How does one develop a sense of responsibility if there are no role models to watch? How does one create self-esteem if nobody seems to care? Invisible City – a film which was honoured with the Best Canadian Feature Documentary award at this year’s Hot Docs festival – endeavours to answer these questions, intertwining the stories of two youths in Toronto’s Regent Park neighbourhood with the massive redevelopment and gentrification of the area. From a cinematic point of view, Invisible City is an excellent documentary and a very good film. A subtle soundtrack …