This is actually the majority of America when you get down to brass tacks-crime,poverty, and urban environments that are dehumanized. The EU is creeping in the same direction with neoliberalism.
ironic enough, mcdonalds (at 125th) has installed the very same window to peddle their goddamn product after the sun has fallen. duh-duh-duh-duh-duh- im lovi'n it.
I think the way this shop works is that at night you cant go inside cause they're so afraid of people shoplifting, so they just have people stand outside the glass and indicate to the clerk what they want.
Much like the above ( and all of Wiseman's unstaged, cinema verite-styled documentaries), you should check out a documentary called Streetwise (it's very rare, but has been uploaded on YouTube) It's a non-staged observation of street life: no celebrity narrators, no manipulative tricks, it's as close to street living that a viewer will ever get. Photographer Mary Ellen Mark is spot-on; director Martin Bell is refreshingly un-exploitative. A must-see. Thanks for sharing, gulasj. A classic!
I used to live in the old 4th ward in Atlanta, GA and they did this exact same thing after a certain hour every night. If you wanted to make a purchase of something you had to stand at a window and ask for it by name... Of course for the reason that they did not want to get robbed. If you were white however, like I am, they would let you into the shop because they felt like you were less of a threat. Fucked shit.
This is actually the majority of America when you get down to brass tacks-crime,poverty, and urban environments that are dehumanized. The EU is creeping in the same direction with neoliberalism.
PtAltmVansanTarr 1 month ago
lemme get what i want!
jjr1284 3 months ago
ironic enough, mcdonalds (at 125th) has installed the very same window to peddle their goddamn product after the sun has fallen. duh-duh-duh-duh-duh- im lovi'n it.
boywithoutaflag 6 months ago
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I think the way this shop works is that at night you cant go inside cause they're so afraid of people shoplifting, so they just have people stand outside the glass and indicate to the clerk what they want.
MisterDensity 6 months ago
@CantWaitUntil2012 Really? Where do you get this info? From the Whitey Black-Haters Nation?
jasdye 7 months ago
Much like the above ( and all of Wiseman's unstaged, cinema verite-styled documentaries), you should check out a documentary called Streetwise (it's very rare, but has been uploaded on YouTube) It's a non-staged observation of street life: no celebrity narrators, no manipulative tricks, it's as close to street living that a viewer will ever get. Photographer Mary Ellen Mark is spot-on; director Martin Bell is refreshingly un-exploitative. A must-see. Thanks for sharing, gulasj. A classic!
Sirgreaseflick 8 months ago
I used to live in the old 4th ward in Atlanta, GA and they did this exact same thing after a certain hour every night. If you wanted to make a purchase of something you had to stand at a window and ask for it by name... Of course for the reason that they did not want to get robbed. If you were white however, like I am, they would let you into the shop because they felt like you were less of a threat. Fucked shit.
tokyohalogen 10 months ago
@tokyohalogen
yo respect men that u also think it"s bull shit !
piru5150blood 8 months ago
Feel sorry for those folks.
spectrum2000now 11 months ago
fascinating in so many ways.
teamrookie 1 year ago
animal farm.
MrRocketman19 1 year ago
They're so low. I can't believe people can live like this.
FaaarLeft 1 year ago
Well... I would have bought all his DVD's, unfortunutly, I don't have 1000$ availble at the moment. 30$ for one DVD? Isn't it extremely high?
michalop82 1 year ago
nice upload
shortcircuit925 1 year ago
The Institutionalization of a provition's store?
TheMagLab 1 year ago
Why are they locked out of the shop?
weirdcitykid 1 year ago
@weirdcitykid I'm guessing the store owners don't want to be robbed.
jcadraver 1 year ago
@jcadraver
Nobody...want's to be robbed...but that's hardly an exuse to lock your customers out of the shop...lol.
weirdcitykid 1 year ago
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MisterDensity 6 months ago
that's crazy.... when was this made?
susuwatari007 2 years ago
@susuwatari007 was made in 1997 by Fredrick Wiseman
yaha1313131313 1 year ago