Success is a taunting beast, and there may not be a person alive who doesn’t want it, especially if in New York City. The city is a haven for would-bes, hungry and ambi...
The man walks through the desert, up and down thick mounds, leaving a line of footprints behind. His are the only human-made marks on the land. At a point, he stops to ph...
At school, Jo is lousy at playing ball during recess. In the bathroom afterwards, she says she does it on purpose. A classmate asks if she’ll be going to the dance that...
When a man’s daughter is about to marry another man’s son, it would be customary for the fathers to get to know one another. Maybe it’s with a barbecue or a round o...
Birds chirp, wind blows, water moves. A young woman swims with her tribemates, her long dark hair flowing in the water. Her voice (“Dear mother, you fill the land with ...
ALICE IN THE CITIES (1974) Photojournalist Phil Winter (Rüdiger Vogler, who previously worked with director Wim Wenders on 1972’s THE GOAL KEEPER’S FEAR OF THE PENAL...
While working at Life magazine in the 1950s, photographer Robert Drew began to ponder why documentary films were so stale in style. And then he did something about it. In...
“Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I’ve ever known in my life.” Just over one percent of those active in the Korean War ...
“Ben, what are you doing?” “Well, I would say that I’m just drifting.” Benjamin Braddock has just graduated college. He should be celebrating downstairs with hi...
New York City is a city of hustle and bustle, where, as the opening title notes, “everybody is in such a hurry that they take Saturday’s bath on Friday so they can do...
