High Steel
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About This Movie
High Steel is a 1965 documentary that explores the construction of Manhattan's skyscrapers through the eyes of the Mohawk Indians from Kahnawake. This film captures the unique blend of high-altitude labor and community life during a transformative era in urban development.
High Steel has seen a limited release on various formats, often hard to come by in good condition, which adds to its collector appeal. The lack of a widely recognized director might contribute to its under-the-radar status, yet it remains a fascinating glimpse into a unique aspect of urban growth and cultural history. Interest in documentaries focusing on cultural craftsmanship seems to be rising, making this title potentially more attractive to serious collectors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is High Steel?
High Steel is a documentary film.
Who directed High Steel?
The film was produced by ONF and NFB.
What year was High Steel released?
High Steel was released in 1965.
What are some keywords associated with High Steel?
Keywords for High Steel include native american and construction.
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