Rare 1937 color film reveals New York City in the 1930s

A rare color film from around 1937, shot by an amateur filmmaker, offers a detailed tour of New York City shortly after Kodak commercialized Kodachrome film in 1935. The footage, published on YouTube by Dutch videomaker Dick Hoefsloot, who only performed stability and speed corrections, shows the American metropolis with surprising fidelity. It features iconic landmarks such as the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Woolworth Building, the RMS Queen Mary, the Statue of Liberty, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.