• 2011
  • 43m
NY Confidential

Summary This documentary series explores those districts of New York that make up a kaleidoscope of languages, cultures, nationalities and beliefs. The series is an invitation to take a stroll off the beaten track, in search of pure New York spirit and energy. View more details

  • 2011
  • 43m

NY Confidential

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Julia Willoughby Nason Daniel B. Levin Clayton Patterson Nick Capodice

All cast & crew

7.8

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Sep 9, 2011

Countries of origin : France

Language : English

Filming locations : Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Production companies : Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC) Maha Productions Arte G.E.I.E.

Summary This documentary series explores those districts of New York that make up a kaleidoscope of languages, cultures, nationalities and beliefs. The series is an invitation to take a stroll off the beaten track, in search of pure New York spirit and energy. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Sep 9, 2011

Countries of origin : France

Language : English

Filming locations : Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Production companies : Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC) Maha Productions Arte G.E.I.E.

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Episodes

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Episode 1 • Sep 09, 2011
Downtown Manhattan
Downtown Manhattan came to life in 1626, and now areas such as Soho, Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and Chinatown are household names. These districts represent the cosmopolitan condensation of NYC and have been influenced by the various waves of immigration and generations of off-beat film lovers, writers and artists. Skyscrapers have sprung up amid old buildings and tiny tree-lined streets.
Episode 2 • Sep 09, 2011
Queens
Queens is New York's largest borough in area and has over two million inhabitants. It is a little-known area that is often neglected by tourists, who prefer the bordering districts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. But Queens possesses a wealth of 150 nationalities, cultures, languages and religions. Here, communities from all four corners of the globe live together in utmost respect.
Episode 3 • Sep 10, 2011
Brooklyn
Brooklyn is the most densely populated borough, but despite the fact it is undergoing a process of gentrification, it still remains a vibrant melting pot. It is a patchwork of neighborhoods with their own local atmospheres that are very different from those of Manhattan, like the hype and evolving, environmentally aware 'hoods of Williamsburg, Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope.
Episode 4 • Sep 10, 2011
Harlem
Harlem, the cradle of jazz, gospel and Afro-American culture, is currently undergoing transformation. The Harlem of today is searching for identity in an elusive neighborhood, between retrospection and restless activity, between its mythical past and an indeterminate present.
Episode 5 • Sep 10, 2011
The Bronx
For a long time, The Bronx was considered one of the most deprived, dilapidated and dangerous places in the U.S. but the reality of the latest decade has been proving somewhat different. Not only is The Bronx the birthplace of hip-hop and the most tree-lined neighborhood of NYC, it is today its most mysterious and least-known borough.
Episode 6 • Sep 09, 2011
Downtown Manhattan
Downtown Manhattan came to life in 1626, and now areas such as Soho, Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and Chinatown are household names. These districts represent the cosmopolitan condensation of NYC and have been influenced by the various waves of immigration and generations of off-beat film lovers, writers and artists. Skyscrapers have sprung up amid old buildings and tiny tree-lined streets.
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