Neighborhood Nostalgia Comes to Life | The Originals | The New Yorker Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Five friends recount what life was like in Brooklyn in the nineteen-seventies-from the games they played in the street to the criminal elements they tried to avoid-in this short film by Cristina Costantini and Alfie Koetter.
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Beautiful indeed. This takes me back, that's how we grew up in southern Europe in the 80s and 90s. Go play, come back for supper when the sun goes down. No phones, no internet. More human in more ways than one, certainly more connected to other people.
Born and raised in carroll gardens. We called it South Brooklyn back then. Everything said brought me back. I'm the last generation who got to experience the neighborhood this way. It was truly an amazing time and era. This was fantastic. Thank you for doing this and for telling the story that everyo e now a days wants to forget.
Fabulous!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I grew up in the fifties in a small town ( in Northern California ) where all the kids in the neighborhood played at each other’s homes. Our parents knew where we were at all times…playing tether ball, Barbie for the girls, GI Joe for the boys, bicycling, swimming….sitting in our room behind a computer for hours would have been considered a punishment.
I didn't want this to end,it warmed my heart,thanks for showing these little treasures ✌🏼☮✌🏼☮
Love this! A walk down memory lane, creatively told! So cool to think about what it used to be like.
That was nostalgic!
Lol entertaining!! Love it but not exactly accurate. My mom,Rose did not come out of the house drenched !!! Lol lucky she didn’t come after Anthony!! We love you Mattie !! Absolutely accurate the yuppies are certainly snobs. Miss our old neighborhood. Wasn’t just any neighborhood it was FAMILY ! Thanks for this brings back so many memories. We need to have a reunion on UNION STREET
So random to see such a comment on the internet warm my heart to no end. Bless you!
If ya care to see more, my friend made a toon about the same part of town
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This was great.👏👏Wonderful #memories of growing up on Union Street. TY for giving a shout out to my #brother Ronnie.
Rose Ragusa LaRue
Great. Lucky enough to live in a neighbourhood that’s close knit in London. Wishing all the wonderful folk that took part in this the best. Keep chipin’ away at them yuppies, they’ll come around!
such a great way to tell a story, keep them coming!
Ever see that doc "Street Games"? the best
I miss grandpa Ronnie, he was the best
Wonderful stuff,more please!!
I’ve lived in union now for a year, I had no idea of the rich history embedded in its cracks. I’ve come to live the neighborhood, and find it quite peaceful. The locals are friendly, and extend a level of hospitality that you just don’t get everywhere else. I agree with some of the last sentiments though. Growing up, even in my own neighborhood, there used to be kids playing outside everyday. Halloween was flooded with trick-or-treaters going door to door. Now, these kids are so sheltered. Their imagination is being dulled by social media and video games. And the sad part is, the parents allow it. Hopefully some day soon, kids will start to run around outside again, and get creative with the games they play!
This is so beautiful.
I lived on Smith and Third St in Carroll Gardens for 30yrs. I miss my old neighborhood. Sorry it got yuppified. Snotty unfriendly yuppies changed everything.
This was excellent. I really enjoyed it
Simply, great.
Great story and beautiful animation!
V. well done. Thx!
Good stuff.
wow! First time here. This is probably one of the best things I've seen after House of Dragons. Nicely done and very entertaining. The voice over of the real "originals" and the animation; I loved it. Including the intro; bravo! Great job Christina and Alfie
Awesome
it really changed in the 1960's
omggggggggggggg thanks for video>
I loved this
Awesome Murph! Like U Ty
Cool video
Wow
children these days have it safe, but they are robbed and do not have a real childhood where you can have life
PS Scully! How's Elliott?
I blame high rents
Like it used to be?
Get violations for open alcohol containers for drinks on the stoop, parents face child services for unsupervised children, people get fines for unauthorized gathering of 3 or more... You kidding?! Like it used to be pfff.
Twee bit of nostalgia that lacks any critical reflection on what is being said. The narrator says he wants the neighbourhood back to how it was, despite earlier mentioning crime that sucked him in? He lost 20 years of his life to jail but wouldn’t change his decisions. Why? He is now a landlord despite his youthful misdemeanours. How?
He didn't say he'd put literally everything back how it was. He just said if people came out on the street and socialised more as a community, it would be beautiful. And it would.
@@joechapman8208 Fair point. The main speaker in this just seems to contradict himself a lot. He is not prepared to say 'hello' first to someone but then gets mad that other people aren't saying 'hello' to him.
He’s saying he understands that he has to say hello first but in the future they should also say hello to him too.
You're prattling. I would bet you do this often, you're very predictable.
I don’t get this: this channel puts out super high quality original content and can’t even reach 20k viewership??
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Adapt your budget to the new internet era. These artists and content creators deserve a social media ads budget!!!