Every episode of the HBO docuseries “Neighbors” begins with the camera zooming in from outer space. But before the action alights in the location of the latest dispute between adjacent property owners to catch the eye of directors Harrison Fishman and Dylan Redford (yes, grandson of Robert), the shot fills with the telltale red, white and blue of the American flag.
The reminder of where “Neighbors” takes place is almost redundant, even as it emphasizes a fundamental part of Fishman and Redford’s shared project. “Neighbors” unfolds across a broad swath of our great nation, from Manhattan apartment blocks to Montana ranches to San Diego suburbs. But there’s a fundamentally
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