By Paul Stone

World Premiere 2016 Tribeca Film Festival | Official Selection 2017 Hot Springs Film Festival

For the best cinematic experience please use headphones. Native New Yorker Paul Stone creates a stunning picturesque tribute to Little Italy - the neighborhood he has called home for half his life. Retracing the immigrant journey from Italy to the Big Apple the film laments the loss of time-worn traditions and a unique cultural heritage to ever-rising NYC real estate values. Part funny, part sad, the film unfolds from stories of its long-term residents, and the striking black and white imagery capture the neighborhood before it is completely diminished. Will New York City lose another cultural touchstone to gentrification?

World Premeire 2016 Tribeca Film Festival Official Selection 2017 Hot Springs Film Festival. INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/paulstone.tv Press - https://directorsnotes.com/2018/06/05/paul-stone-mulberry For the best cinematic experience please use headphones. Native New Yorker Paul Stone creates a stunning picturesque tribute to Little Italy - the neighborhood he has called home for half his life. Retracing the immigrant journey from Italy to the Big Apple the film laments the loss of time worn traditions and a unique cultural heritage to ever rising NYC real estate values. Part funny, part sad, the film unfolds from stories of its long-term residents, and the striking black and white imagery captures the neighborhood before it is completely diminished. Will New York City lose another cultural touchstone to gentrification? For bookings and contact info - www.PaulStone.tv A 24 Frame Di Vinci / Nolita Films Production Written, Directed, Shot and Edited by Paul Stone Produced by Claudia Montano Shot in New York City, Rome, Amalfi Coast & Puglia, Italy.

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