[Different Strokes for Different Folks 2 – 42nd Street]
Footage of the marquees, billboards, and storefronts on 42nd Street in New York City.
Footage of the marquees, billboards, and storefronts on 42nd Street in New York City.
High school students interview people renovating the building on N. Racine in Chicago, a building operated by the Voice of the People, a cooperative tenants organization.
A documentary, produced by high school students, about the organization Voice of the People, which repairs, owns, and operates cooperative apartment buildings.
Jeanie Shaw Wheeler, known as “Nana,” speaks to a class of elementary school students about her childhood in the rural Pacific Northwest in the late 19th century.
A documentary essay about the psychological effects of Caracas’s reliance on cars and its traffic problems.
A presentation of the documentary People’s Wall on KQED’s Open Studio, followed by an interview with one of the filmmakers. Peoples Wall’ is a a documentary about the mural “Our History Is No Mystery,” painted on the wall of John Adams Community College in San Francisco in 1976.
Described by the filmmaker as “an abstract poetry film,” the camera moves over a nude female body covered in shadow and transformed through optical printing while voices recite poetic texts in English and Spanish.
This video was recorded at the Ed Rudolph Velodrome, in Northbrook, Illinois. On Thursday nights in the summer, the Velodrome used to attract top cyclists from the Midwest to weekly races, hosted by the Northbrook Cycle Committee. The expert commentator was Eddy Van Guyse.