“…The DVD depicts dynamic images of New York City and scenes of New Yorkers among the skyscrapers, streets, and night life of America's greatest city during a half century of progress, while at the same time showing changes in film style and the history of cinema experiments. …”

“…This Rights Alert feature, co-produced by WITNESS, New York City PoliceWatch and the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, highlights recurring police violence against people of color in the context of the recent killing of Amadou Diallo. …”

“…Rev. and enl. version of a series of lectures presented before the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City during April, 1965.…”

“…Letter from a resident of New York City.…”

“…Verzio FF submission The filmmakers travel from New York City through Virginia, the Carolinas, Gerorgia, Alabama, Louisiana, texas, new Mexico, Arizona , and California- San Fransico to find out about "background" America. …”

“…Audio recordings of WNYC Radio Rookies in which New York City teenagers tell their stories and take the listeners inside their lives and their communities. …”

“…Adapted from a novel by Lang's wife Thea Von Harbou, Metropolis combines the director's awe upon experiencing the hugeness of the New York City skyline with an H.G.Wellsian glance into the future. …”

“…They also travel to Sao Paulo Brazil for the world's largest gay parade and New York City, the birthplace of the modern gay liberation movement.…”

“…Soros Documentary Fund On June 27, 1969, in what is considered the birth of the modern gay civil rights movement, the homosexual, bisexual and transgender patrons of the Stonewall Bar in New York City spontaneously united and fought back against chronic police harassment, jeers and arrests. …”

“…The second story belongs to Charlie Geter, a man who had been living in the Palace Hotel, a flophouse on New York City's Bowery, for over twenty-five years. Producers David Isay and Stacy Abramson met Charlie while they were working on their documentary “The Sunshine Hotel” and impressed by Charlie's personality, they gave him a tape recorder and asked him to interview other residents of the Palace Hotel and to tell his life story.…”

“…Karl (Paul Andor) is already elderly when he meets Margot (Lotte Palfi) in New York City, their adopted home. After establishing a bond through shared memories of art, music, and the stage and screen in their hometown of Berlin in the 1920s, their slowly budding romance is threatened when a well-meaning son tells Karl he has to leave New York to go live in a retirement home. …”

“…A Soviet film crew explores New York City with an unemployed American, Joseph Mori. …”

“…Duration: 01:53:00 On the morning of September 11, 2001, French filmmaker brothers Jules and Gedeon Naudet were working on a documentary about a rookie New York City firefighter. Hearing a roar in the sky, Jules turned his camera upward--just in time to film the only existing image of the first plane crashing into the World Trade Center. …”

“…The publications, based on materials gathered by RFE from the Communist radio and press, the Free Europe Committee in New York City, and by contributors from inside and outside RFE, provided an immediate assessment and description of developments and new information about ongoing stories. …”

“…The film discovers and documents (through 300 interviews) the major events and players in this conflict: Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano, Karen Finley, and the story surrounding the Brooklyn Museum and the Mayor of New York City. The "right wing" is also heard from; including Martin Mawyer, director of the "Christian Action Network" as interviewed while presenting a "degenerate art show" in the Halls of Congress. …”

“…Teens participating in a New York City video production programs interview friends and one another to create their own documentaries about grief, death, and new ways to look at life. …”

“…Thurow (Dean, Sloan School of Management/MIT), Harrison J. Goldin (New York City Comptroller), Sir James Goldsmith, and John F. …”