New York

The city, the traffic jam, and the trashcan, - a post-painterly music clip.

Madison Square, New York, is shown just after the turn of the century. There is normal traffic consisting of streetcars and horse drawn vehicles.

This two-part series features experts in Italian American history and culture and local Italian Americans, including New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, chef Lidia Bastianich, the late former Governor of New York Mario Cuomo, singer Tony Bennett, actress Susan Lucci, former New York Senator Al D’Amato, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, journalist Steve Adubato, actor Joe Piscopo and many others.

Shot at Liberty State Park in New Jersey and in lower Manhattan, "New York 1981" exemplifies the sensitivity and artfulness that small-gauge filmmakers were capable of achieving through the dreamlike treatment of place, time of day, weather, and movement.

We're back in the USA for our first show in NEW YORK CITY, in association with WWN.

Amid the Covid19 pandemic, a movie producer tricks a director into killing an Asian actor in an attempt to take revenge for the virus. The director gets wind of the plot and decides to go against the producer and set crew.

Light and Darkness of New York metro.

Travelogue sponsored by a railroad company serving New York City. Approaching the metropolis by rail, the film covers major tourist destinations such as Coney Island, Times Square, celebrated nightclubs, and Rockefeller Center, where NBC provides an experimental television demonstration.

Compilation of concert clips documenting New York Underground and No Wave scene by: Johnny Thunders, The Cramps, Levi & The Rockats, Bloodless Pharaohs, The Blessed, Micky Zone, Von Lmo, The Contortions, DNA, Suicide, Plasmatics, Bad Brains, Angry Samoans, Dead Kennedys, Dead Boys, Dictators, Ramones, The Senders, Willy DeVille, Richard Hell, The Wallets, Model Citizens, Pure Hell, Jane County, Richard Lloyd, Snatch, Sic Fucks, The Feelies, The Plastics, The Dots.

Autobiographical film about Loulou (Jackie Raynal) who seeks a job as an editor on Broadway, shares a loft in Soho and marries an entrepreneur.

A comedy about New York and its eccentric inhabitants. A French filmmaker comes to New York to show her film at MOMA. Fascinated by the city, she decides to stay.

In New York Lantern and Photographic Phantoms, a new narrative lyricism and political outspokenness enters Gehr’s cinema, haunted now by ghosts, from long-ago travels and struggles, that are gifted with an uncanny voice and presence.

Drug dealing mobster Vinny, who owns a neighborhood whorehouse, wants to take care of his father Lorenzo, a convicted murderer just released from prison.