Grand Central

About This Movie

So, Grand Central (2008) is this fascinating documentary by Michael Epstein that really digs into the rich history of an architectural marvel. The film captures that moment in 1913 when the public first laid eyes on the grandeur of Grand Central Terminal. The pacing feels almost like a slow train ride, letting you absorb all the details of the Beaux Arts style, the engineering feats, and the hustle of early 20th-century New York. The archival footage and interviews give it a textured feel, exploring not just the building, but what it meant to the city and its people. It’s an interesting mix of history and nostalgia, and there’s something about the way it presents that energy of a bygone era that sticks with you.

Great for fans of architectural history. · Includes rare archival footage and photographs. · Offers insights into early 20th-century urban life.