Dark Days

Dark Days provides a cinematic portrait of the homeless community residing in New York City's underground tunnels. Shot in black and white, this film captures the harsh realities faced by individuals living on the fringes of society. With a runtime of 82 minutes, it presents an unfiltered view of life in a hidden world.

This documentary is a significant piece for collectors interested in social issues and urban life. The film features the director, Marc Singer, as part of the top cast, adding a personal touch to the narrative. Its focus on homelessness during the 1990s makes it a relevant historical document worth exploring.

Available formats for collectors include Blu-ray, DVD, and VHS, allowing for versatility in how you choose to experience this important work.