James Sanders, an esteemed architect, author, and filmmaker famous for his work on the PBS series about New York, discusses the evolution of the city in films. He explores how NYC has been portrayed from the silent film era to modern classics, emphasizing its dynamic depiction as a storytelling backdrop. Sanders dives into the impact of technological advancements, the gritty realism of films from the 70s and 80s, and iconic works like 'The Naked City.' Intriguingly, he also reflects on how political changes shaped the film landscape.
