Walk Don’t Walk (2002)

A film capturing the pulse of New York City, following people on foot as they navigate their daily lives – to work, for leisure, or even for athletic pursuits like marathons. The camera stays at eye level with their feet, highlighting the unique rhythm of each stride. Clarinetist Don Byron translates these rhythms into jazz music. The film explores how and why these journeys can sometimes lead to unexpected consequences, as explained by sex magazine editor Dian Hanson.