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Loulou Bangura | ... | Self |
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Zeliha Ciftci | ... | Self |
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Clever Da Silva | ... | Self |
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Isabel Dawson | ... | Self |
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Natalie Fuz | ... | Self |
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Anna George | ... | Self |
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Eric Krupnik | ... | Self |
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Su Hwei Lin | ... | Self |
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Stefan Milenkovic | ... | Self |
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Keith Nelson | ... | Self |
Miho Nikaido | ... | Self | |
Eva Norvind | ... | Self | |
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Philippe Quint | ... | Self |
Jason Robards III | ... | Self - Narrator | |
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Izak Senbahar | ... | Self |
The poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, himself once an immigrant in New York, wrote that NYC is not a city, not a country, but all humanity in one drop. THE CITY explores this humanity, now, in New York City, through the unique eyes of non-native New Yorkers, exiles, immigrants, refugees, eccentrics, and a Ghost. A collage of stories, together with the montage of images, sound and music, running through the film like a heartbeat, create New York moments, frozen in a particular time. Accompanied by haunting visuals, Rainer Maria Rilke's poetry, and a unique score by Sxip Shirey's "mutant harmonica," THE CITY is also a visual poem to a city of immigrants, which keeps re-inventing itself through its history, and into the new century. Written by Vladan Nikolic