New York City
NOT FOR SALESociology Puerto Rican Studies Latino Studies Urban Studies Architecture American Studies New York City Directed by Women
Chronicles life on East Seventh Street in New York City and its transformations. Residents share their memories of what used to be an immigrant lower-class neighborhood.
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JIM MAGUIRE: A LIFE ON WALL STREETEconomics Business American Studies Sociology New York City
This video chronicles the history of Wall Street, America’s financial center since 1949, exploring the last half-century of economic history through the life of Jim Maguire.
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THE AMERICAN DREAM: PUERTO RICANS AND MEXICANS IN NEW YORKUrban Studies Spanish Language Sociology Puerto Rican Studies New York City Latino Studies Latin-American Studies American Studies Directed by Women Immigration
This documentary examines two migrant experiences, one from the Caribbean and one from Latin America, which comprise an important part of the Hispanic experience in New York.
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120 WOOSTER STREETArt History African-American Studies New York City Native American Studies Cultural Studies American Studies Directed by Women
This video profiles Frederick Brown, one of America’s most prolific expressionist painters, whose Soho loft studio in New York served as a gathering place for artists, musicians, writers, dancers and other creative personalities during the Sixties and Seventies.
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SEEN BUT NOT HEARDAmerican Studies Chicano Studies Criminal & Law Labor Studies Latino Studies New York City Sociology Terrorism Studies Women's Studies Immigration
This video follows the lives of four Mexican women and their families whose undocumented husbands and partners, as workers at the World Trade Center, lost their lives in the tragic events of 9/11.
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RULES OF THE GAMELGBTQ New York City Human Sexuality Performing Arts Children & Young Adult Sociology
Profiles four young people at the Hetrick-Martin Institute in New York, which supports lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual youth.
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CLOSING THE OPEN DOOR: THE FIGHT FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATIONChildren & Young Adult Sociology New York City Education American Studies Directed by Women
Tells the story of the Open Admissions policy at the City University of New York, the third largest university system in the U.S., with the largest minority population.
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BRAVE MAN, THEChildren & Young Adult World History New York City American History
The Brave Man tells the story of the Battle of Brooklyn, one of the bloodiest but least-known conflicts of the War for Independence.
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THE HEART OF LOISAIDAUrban Studies Sociology New York City Latino Studies Criminal & Law Architecture American Studies Directed by Women
Depicts the efforts of Latino residents of New York's Lower East Side who have taken
over their own buildings abandoned by landlords. Organizing themselves into Tenants'
Associations, they undertake the repair and renovation of their decaying tenements and
provide their own services.
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PASSIN' IT ON: 25 YEARS ORGANIZING THE NORTHWEST BRONXUrban Studies Sociology New York City Latino Studies American Studies African-American Studies Directed by Women
During the Sixties and early Seventies, banks, insurance companies, the City of New
York, and many landlords drew a red-line around the Bronx and abandoned its
neighborhoods. More than 12,000 fires burned each year, 300,000 people fled, and in the
South Bronx 40% of the homes were destroyed.
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RETRATOSAmerican Studies Latin-American Studies New York City
Chronicles the life stories of four individuals from New York's Puerto Rican community,
each of whom has attempted to assimilate to life in America, but who also maintain strong
ties to their cultural heritage.
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RED SQUADCriminal & Law American Studies Latin-American Studies New York City Political Science Sociology Spanish Language Pacific Street Films
An investigative (but frequently humorous) documentary on the surveillance activities of
the New York City Police Department's Bureau of Special Services, known as the Red
Squad.
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