How does New York City look like from a 76th floor? Watch this film to experience it.
All in tours for new yorkers
The Oldest House in New York City
New York City can trace back its roots to the free and liberal city of Amsterdam in the 17th century. The Wyckoff House is the only house in New York City that is from that period when the Republic of the Netherlands ruled part of North America.
New York City: 1937 and 2017
In this very interesting split-screen tour made by The New Yorker, we can see the same streets in New York City, from the nineteen-thirties and today.
New York or New Venice?
'It is sad to think that nature speaks and mankind does not listen.' ~ Victor Hugo
Street Art
Over recent years, David Walker has shown work in Berlin, Hong Kong, LA, Lisbon, London, New York and Paris – among other cities. Check out a beautiful video where he puts together a new creative piece.
The Secret Train Buried Under Grand Central
Lying forgotten two hundred feet below one of America's most iconic buildings lies the closely guarded secret of one of America's finest presidents – rusting away when it could be a monument to his greatness.
New Year, New York
The countdown to a New Year in New York's Times Square: the crowd on the streets gathering and the beautiful essence of the NYC skyline. Click and watch
Orgasm at Katz's Deli
A lady had an orgasm right here. You will experience it, too
Coney Island in the 1940s
Click and watch a fantastic, rare collection of old films, newsreels & archive footage spanning the 20th century.
One More Summer in the Big City
Winter lasts a lifetime; summer is but a fleeting dream. This video is a tribute to another passing of the season that seems to be gone before it even begins.
A Crazy Bike Race in New York City
Pure adrenaline. Click and get ready
Memories of New York
A few shots were taken in spare time of a filmmaker while recently in New York. The result is a compelling video.
A Love (For New York) Story
Living a love story in the city you love: this is a must-have experience before you die.
Riding a Bike in New York
Click to take a crazy bike ride on the streets of New York.
Enjoy Your Intermission
This is the story of a little drive-in with a lot of hearts. Longtime projectionist, Roger Babcock, has been threading film through the Hi-Way Drive-in's projectors for more than 40 years.
Liberty Enlightening The World
Do you know how many points there are in the Statue of Liberty's crown? Do you know what do they mean? Find out in this video
