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Deep Dive: Everybody Street (2013)

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Everybody Street
In 'Everybody Street,' Cheryl Dunn presents the work of influential New York street photographers over six decades. The film features artists such as Bruce Davidson, Mary Ellen Mark, Jill Freedman, Jeff Mermelstein, and Martha Cooper, each known for their unique styles and dedication to capturing urban life. Dunn's approach includes personal narratives and insights into the photographers' lives, revealing their motivations and the contexts in which they worked. The documentary includes intense moments, such as Jill Freedman riding in squad cars during violent periods in the city, and Bruce Gilden's confrontational style of photographing subjects up close. Martha Cooper's focus on graffiti in the Bronx illustrates her commitment to documenting urban culture. The film serves as a tribute to these visionaries, reflecting the diverse stories of New York City through their lenses.

Why Watch

  • •Meet iconic photographers like Bruce Davidson and Mary Ellen Mark.
  • •See intense street photography from the 1970s to today.
  • •Find out about graffiti culture in the Bronx.

Did You Know

•Jill Freedman rode in squad cars during New York's most violent years.
•Bruce Gilden is known for thrusting his camera into subjects' faces.
•Martha Cooper focused on graffiti on subway cars in the Bronx.

Perfect For

Street photography enthusiastsNew York City cultureDocumentary lovers