Clay (2026)

In a single, unbroken frame, the camera captures City Hall in action, where Mayor Rodick Bobo—a relative of the filmmaker—presides over meetings where motions are proposed, seconded, and decided. Debates unfold over pay hikes for municipal staff, food truck permits, and other routine governance matters. Set against the crumbling landscape of democratic institutions nationwide, this film quietly reveals a sincere, transparent effort to practice accountable politics in the United States.