3rd Ave. El

1955
10min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThis Oscar-nominated short is a selection of images of, on and around New York's 3rd Ave El throughout a day showing a variety of the riders and many scenes of New York around the tracks.This Oscar-nominated short is a selection of images of, on and around New York's 3rd Ave El throughout a day showing a variety of the riders and many scenes of New York around the tracks.This Oscar-nominated short is a selection of images of, on and around New York's 3rd Ave El throughout a day showing a variety of the riders and many scenes of New York around the tracks.

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- Carson Davidson
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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 1 nominación en total

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every ride is its own adventure

The Academy Award-nominated "3rd Ave. El" consists of footage of the New York subway traveling in various areas to the tune of Joseph Haydn's "Concerto in D for Harpsichord". All this footage makes it look like one impressive experience. If my city had a subway, I can guarantee you that I'd ride it as much as possible (obviously not that much right now with COVID-19).

I suspect that the various people captured in the footage - including the little girl - had no idea that the short would get nominated for an Oscar, or that we'd be able to watch it online all these decades later. Of course, what else is there to do amid the coronavirus quarantine?

Anyway, worth seeing.

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The initial Third Avenue Elevated Line route from South Ferry to Grand Central Station opened in August 1878. The northern portion of the route terminated in the Bronx and was completed in 1920. Sections of the line eventually closed within the borough of Manhattan between 1950 and 1955. The Bronx section was abandoned in 1973 and demolished in 1977.