City That Never Sleeps: New York and the Filmic Imagination

Contents
Acknowledgments
Prelude: To Wake Up in the City That Never Sleeps
Memory All Alone in the Moonlight: City of Experience
	“I Love New York!”: Breakfast at Tiffany\'s
	A Day in New York: On the Town and The Clock
	Paradise Lost and Found: A Bronx Tale
There\'s a Place for Us: City of Characters and Spaces
	Woody Allen\'s New York
	From Mean Streets to the Gangs of New York: Ethnicity and Urban Space in the Films of Martin Scorsese
	Can\'t Take My Eyes Off of You: Andy Warhol Records/Is New York
	A Clean, Well-Lighted Place: Hitchcock\'s New York
Whispering Escapades Out on the D Train: City of Moves and Traps
	“When We See the Ocean, We Figure We\'re Home”: From Ritual to Romance in The Warriors
	He Cuts Heads: Spike Lee and the New York Experience
	New York Class-Passing Onscreen in the 1930s: Gwendolyn Audrey Foster
	Midtown Jewish Masculinity in Body and Soul
Stayin\' Alive: City of Danger and Adjustment
	City of Nightmares: The New York of Sidney Lumet
	Urban Irrational: Rosemary\'s Baby, Polanski, New York
	The City That Never Shuts Up: Aural Intrusion in New York Apartment Films
	Wretched Refuse: Watching New York Ethnic Slum Films in the Aftermath of 9/11
	Night World: New York as a Noir Universe
Works Cited and Consulted
Notes on Contributors
Index