Andrew PriceAndre Merilo's nearly 30-minute portrait of New York is a Koyaanisqatsi-esque meditation on the city's people, processes, and atmosphere. There's no explicit narrative, but it builds in a very compelling way. Here's part one:
And here's part two:
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