Do you know somebody who lost a roll of film in NYC?

Cool! Hope the person who lost the film sees the video..

(I lost some film from italy, that hurt!)

Thanks Jjorge. That was actually an unexpectedly meaningful video. Loved it.

ossobucco, tsarstepan, Nice to 'see' you!

That was wonderful jjorge - thanks for posting it.
Amazing pictures and it made me want to go cross-country skiing - (it's been a long time).

Hi aidan!

Hi jjorge! I posted this on my facebook. Maybe if everyone posts it on their facebook, someone somewhere will recognize the people in the photos.

Also, I think the young man who made the video is fairly talented in his own right. This was enjoyable to watch - very calm, soothing, peaceful.

Really liked it- thanks again for posting it.

Hi aidan! Good of you to re-post it.
It's nice to see folks with an abundance of compassion!

I just did the same. I really liked the video, hope he finds his lost photographers..

me too, Ceili, me too!

BTW, My great reward for returning to A2k from time to time is that I 'see' all you nice people!

Yeah jjorge - good to see you....

and St Patrick's Day approaches.........



(well - in a month and a bit!)

Right back at ya jjorge. Nice to see you again too.

Hi Margo!
I'm so sentimental about 'seeing' you all, I may even celebrate
with a bite of vegemite! :-)



( I might)

A Brooklyn man's quest to locate the owner of a roll of film he found in the snow in Prospect Park after a blizzard has ended with a reunion in Paris.

Todd Bieber stumbled upon the film canister while cross-country skiing after a 2010 Christmas blizzard that dumped more than a foot of snow over the city. Bieber developed the film and was captivated by the photos, which show what he surmised to be out-of-towners taking a snowy and beautiful journey from Central Park across the Brooklyn Bridge to an empty Coney Island amusement park, and then to Prospect Park, where they must have accidentally dropped the film canister.

Bieber's video about his quest quickly went viral, garnering over a million views. Thousands of people wrote offering tips and advice. Finally, he got the response he was looking for.
It turns out the photos were taken by a French student temporarily studying in America named Camille, whose brothers were visiting her in New York when the storm hit. Camille's ex-roommate wrote to Bieber to say that she thought the photos were taken by Camille because she recognized the block outside her apartment. Bieber then decided to embark on a five-country road trip through Europe to track down Camille and return the photos.

He asked people in Europe who had emailed him about the video if he and his girlfriend could stay with them during their journey.

When he finally got to Paris, the meeting with Camille was a little awkward.

"We sat and drank tea and awkwardly talked," Bieber says in the video. "I threw her in this situation and posted photos of her family that ended up all over the Internet." She joked with Bieber that her family had started calling him the "boy Amelie," after the quirky character in the eponymous French movie who decides to change the lives of strangers around her.
Bieber also met Camille's brother, who is pictured in her photos.

Bieber left his own roll of black-and-white film of the trip in Paris for a stranger to find, in hope that someone will track him down and have their own adventure.

The video he made of his road trip is above, and below is the original video about the photos he found:




http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dailybrew/yorker-mysterious-photo-quest-ends-paris-20110309-085350-731.html

Cool...

I think my nabor lost some film in 1937.

I think you should go and look for it David --and don't come back without it!

I guess we can find it 2ice as quick if u help me look.
I can 't walk too fast, sometimes; (I don't try, either).

It was lost somewhere in Midtown Manhattan.

Meet me in Idlewild.





David

An actress I knew, Ivy,
lost a roll in a film in NYC since then.

LOL ... Have a nice day David.