Rats played the inhabitants of the New York underground debris from Penn Station for several decades. Until 2000, some 75 people have been living in Amtrak tunnels, building an unusual communityof homeless. Located several feet below Manhattan their own home sweet home . Exhaust fumes from trains, diseases carried by rat bites, addiction to crack cocaine. The young Briton Marc Singer, himself living in the tunnel, assisted by members of this community, filmed the daily life of the tunnel in "Dark Days 'meeting turns his peers Dee, Ralph, Tommy, Ronnie or ... rats. The super 8 camera was loaned by a store, the project more or less funded by a dozen credit cards not supplied, and Kodak gave the last film to finish the film.
DJ Shadow - James Lavelle and more Thom Yorke - Add my favorite tunes or Endtroducing Unkle. This is a doc
N / B polished aesthetics - yet improvised and beginner-romanticisant sometimes the condition of the homeless, but clearly super poignant. Award at Sundance 2000.
Welcome to New York, New York.
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