citylikeyou — Washington Square Park — New York by Takeshi Fukunaga

New York / Park

Just by sitting on a bench and drinking a coffee in the park, I can be entertained by so many performers and some crazy people.

Website
nycgovparks.org

Address
Washington Square Park, 1 Washington Sq E, New York, United States

Film Director

Current city: New York

takeshifukunaga.com

Takeshi Fukunaga is a filmmaker based in New York City. His work has been featured in a wide variety of festivals and related outlets, including at Anthology Film Archives, Tokyo Fashion Week, on Gizmodo and in GQ Germany, amongst others. He is currently working in collaboration with Donari Braxton on the short film, Themes From a Rosary, and is additionally in preparation on his first feature project.

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