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Shot on 8mm film in 1960, this grainy, low-light footage captures a nighttime gathering in New York City. A crowd of people stands in a public square, their forms silhouetted against the darkened facade of a large building. Several flags are visible, fluttering in the breeze, though their designs are indistinct due to the film's age and quality. The scene has a raw, unfiltered feel, with the characteristic grain and soft focus of a vintage home movie. The mood is somber and reflective, suggesting a protest or public demonstration. This archival footage offers a rare glimpse into mid-century urban life and civic engagement.
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november 23-26
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