Resources for keyword: City

A Critic of Curb and Corner
Frederic Brussat
Profile of the life and work of the late New York Times architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable.

The Altar of My Ears
Frederic Brussat
Explores the multiple wonders of hearing and listening

Walking as a Spiritual Practice
Frederic Brussat
Frederic Brussat shares what walking means to him living in New York City.

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My Neighbor Is a Dog
Isabel Minhos Martins
A delightful children's tale about being open and hospitable to strangers who become neighbors.

Hidden Cities
Moses Gates
A delightful exploration of the hidden and out-of-sight wonders of cities around the world.

Portrait Inside My Head
Phillip Lopate
A top-drawer collection of essays on the parade of everyday life.

Call the Midwife
Heidi Thomas
An astonishingly heart-affecting BBC series about midwives in England during the 1950s who model for us what it means to do it all for love

Claude in the City
Alex T. Smith
A delightful children's book about a small plump dog who turns out to have the makings of a hero and a creative fellow in tough situations.

What's Up, Bear?
Frieda Wishinsky
A children's picture book about two friends on a trip to New York City who have very different responses to the city.

The Yellow Cab
Marcus Pfister
A children's picture book about a Yellow Cab who uses his imagination to try to save the rain forest and the animals threatened by the engines of so-called progress.

Birthday of Paul Klee
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Frolicking with the playful paintings of the French artist.

Spiritual Lessons from Living in the Dark
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Reflections and lessons learned from Fred and Mary Ann's experience during Hurricane Sandy in New York City, November 2012.

Holy Motors
Leos Carax
An out-of-the-box French sci-fi flick about role-playing, power, death, city life, dreams, limos, the virtual world, and anything else you want it to be about.

Bel Borba Aqui: A Man and a City
Burt Sun, Andre Costantini
A fascinating documentary portrait of an energetic and creative street artist from Salvador Brazil.

The Crimson Petal and the White
Marc Munden
A dark and macabre psychological thriller

Birthday of John Cage
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
A spiritual practice to cure boredom from the composer who challenged us to be more hospitable and alert to the music going on all around us.

Red Hook Summer
Spike Lee
A thought-provoking drama from Spike Lee about coming-of-age, fundamentalist Christianity, African-American discontent, and the unforgivable sin.

2 Days in New York
Julie Delpy
A follow-up to the romantic 2 Days in Paris, this farcical comedy revolves around familial and cross-cultural clashes.

City Magick
Christopher Penczak
Urban adventures from the perspective of a Wiccan practitioner.

Walking Home After Work
Adair Lara
Let go of the work day with this walking practice.

Walking Down the Street
Pragito Dove
A walking meditation to help release judgment and shift your perspective.

The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill
Judy Irving
Profile of a gentle, caring, and sensitive man who models for us the empathy and respect we should have for all animals large and small.

Birders: The Central Park Effect
Jeffrey Kimball
A delightful documentary that explores the passion and the pleasures of Central Park's birders.



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