• 7 years ago
Produced by TNY Studio with Qualcomm:

Emmy-winning documentarian Lucy Walker takes her keen observational eye to a New York City pool, showcasing the ubiquity of our smartphones, and the lively, community hub it offers to all walks of life over the arc of a day. Inspired by Christoph Niemann’s New Yorker Cover, “Dropped Call.”

Director: Lucy Walker
Producer: Julian Cautherly

This film was commissioned by Qualcomm Incorporated, and produced by TNY Studio.

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