NYC artist Ami Plasse's subway drawings capture the distinct flavor of New York. Sketched fast and loose in the rush hour crush, together they form a continuous narrative of the city's daily flow. Ami Underground takes a ride with Ami one hot summer day in the city and provides a glimpse of his unique perspective on life beneath the street.

Brooklyn's visual art scene is more vibrant than ever before. In this program, animated and experimental works screen alongside intimate artist profiles to help you better know the artist next door.

Bonnie was once the town's reigning groupie, but what will become of her now that she is approaching middle age?

The controversial Atlantic Yards development project in Brooklyn has the future of this vibrant city hanging in the balance. Amidst an economic recession and the changing face of the surrounding neighborhoods, "Brooklyn Boondoggle" introduces a diverse chorus of community voices as they confront the realities of modern urban development.

Three documentary films explore some of the most important issues facing Brooklyn and its residents today. From gentrification to the subprime mortgage crisis, intimate accounts from those affected shed light on the stories that put our borough in the headlines.

A bike ride across the bridge to Manhattan and back takes the form of a love letter to Brooklyn.

Compelling stories of survival, goodwill and community are captured by Brooklyn filmmakers shooting in India, South Africa and at home.

After leaving her boyfriend in a desolate gas station, an anguished woman stumbles into a moment of grace.