Ten years of black-and-white photographs capture the atmosphere of the Terminal Bar in Times Square, revealing its role in New York City's nightlife.
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Ten years of black-and-white photographs capture the atmosphere of the Terminal Bar in Times Square, revealing its role in New York City's nightlife.
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Sheldon Nadelman worked as a bartender at the Terminal Bar in Times Square from 1972 to 1982. His black-and-white photographs capture the bar's gritty atmosphere and its diverse clientele. The film combines these images with Nadelman's personal stories and text from articles about the bar. It presents a vivid portrayal of life in one of New York City's most notorious watering holes. Directed by his son, Stefan Nadelman, the documentary runs for 23 minutes and was released in 2003.
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Why Watch
- See Sheldon Nadelman's haunting bar photographs.
- Meet the colorful characters of Times Square's nightlife.
- Find out about the history of Terminal Bar.
Did You Know
- Sheldon Nadelman took photos at Terminal Bar from 1972 to 1982.
- The film has a runtime of 23 minutes.
- A book titled 'Terminal Bar: A Photographic Record of New York's Most Notorious Watering Hole' was released in 2014.
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Who directed the documentary Terminal Bar?
Terminal Bar was directed by Stefan Nadelman.
What years did Sheldon Nadelman take photographs for Terminal Bar?
Sheldon Nadelman took photographs for Terminal Bar from 1972 to 1982.
What is the duration of the Terminal Bar documentary?
The duration of the Terminal Bar documentary is 23 minutes.
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