In the haunting and thought-provoking documentary Tenants of Lenapehocking in the Age of Magnets, director Louis Massiah explores the lives of residents living in the Lenapehocking region, a place where the forces of nature and history collide with the strange, invisible pull of magnets. The film follows a diverse group of tenants whose homes and livelihoods are shaped by the magnetic fields that permeate their environment, influencing everything from their daily routines to their deepest anxieties. As they navigate the challenges of displacement, cultural erasure, and the relentless march of modernization, these individuals grapple with a central conflict: the tension between their ancestral ties to the land and the alienating, almost supernatural forces that now define their existence. Through intimate portraits and stunning visual storytelling, the documentary blends elements of social commentary with a surreal, atmospheric tone, creating a meditative and unsettling portrait of a community caught between tradition and an uncertain future.