The Man Who Shot New York

The photographer Harold Feinstein was celebrated as one of the greatest of his generation when he died in 2015, and yet he was hardly a household name. This absorbing documentary, then, acts as a timely reminder of the irreverent artist’s singular vision, which took on subjects including carefree teenagers on Coney Island in the 1950s and draftees in the Korean war, infusing them with rare spontaneity and intimacy.