Williamsburg, Brooklyn
A 16 mm Bolex camera recorded daily life in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 1950, capturing a community undergoing significant change.
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A 16 mm Bolex camera recorded daily life in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 1950, capturing a community undergoing significant change.
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Jonas Mekas filmed the streets of Williamsburg in 1950 shortly after moving to New York City. Using a 16 mm Bolex camera, he captured daily life and the community's culture. The footage remained unedited until 2003, serving as an early piece of Mekas's artistic work. The film reflects changes in urban life and personal memory within the Williamsburg neighborhood. Its duration is 15 minutes and it was produced in the United States.
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