Children

Children is an experimental film that presents a slightly different version of Cornell's Mulberry Street. The narrative unfolds from the perspective of a bust of Mozart positioned in a store window, allowing viewers to witness the scenes of Mulberry Street in a way that emphasizes the everyday life of the neighborhood.

This film captures the essence of the Lower East Side during the late 1950s, making it a curious piece for those interested in the era's cultural landscape. The use of an inanimate object as the observer adds a layer of artistic interpretation, inviting reflection on the relationship between art and urban life. Its unique storytelling approach is representative of the experimental filmmaking style prominent during this period.