The Greatest Tunnel Ever Built

This documentary delves into the lives of New York's sandhogs, who have been carving tunnels into the city’s bedrock for over 150 years. With a focus on their largest project to date, the film examines the implications of their work for the future of New York City and beyond. The narrative poses critical questions about the workers' ability to meet deadlines and the potential impact of their efforts on millions of lives above ground.

Narrated by Edward Burns, the film presents a unique perspective on the often-overlooked world of urban mining. It captures the intensity and dedication of the sandhogs as they strive to complete their monumental task. This documentary not only highlights their labor but also reflects on the vital infrastructure that supports urban life. For collectors, this film offers a rich exploration of an essential yet hidden aspect of city living.