A fenti kettő Mindrelic videója, érdemes megfigyelni a kamera nagyon pici, visszafogott de folyamatos mozgását, ami nagyon szépen ellenpontozza a város gyors(ított) lüktetését. Hasonló - eszközeiben és minőségében is - a korábban már bemutatott Folyók és utak videóhoz.

(forrás: Archdaily)

Manhatta (1921) is a short documentary film which revels in the haze rising from city smoke stacks. With the city as subject, it consists of 65 shots sequenced in a loose non-narrative structure, beginning with a ferry approaching Manhattan and ending with a sunset view from a sky scraper. The primary objective of the film is to explore the relationship between photography and film; camera movement is kept to a minimum, as is incidental motion within each shot. Each frame provides a view of the city that has been carefully arranged into abstract compositions.

It was an attempt to show the film makers' love for the city of New York. Manhatta was a collaboration between painter Charles Sheeler and photographer Paul Strand. The interspersed title cards include excerpts from Walt Whitman.