New York: Manhattan's awesome waterfront in 1937 in color! [A.I. enhanced & colorized]

You may have already seen my film about New York in 1937:    • New York in the mid 1930's in Color!   This newly uploaded film, made in the same year 1937, zooms further in on the hard lives of the many New Yorkers who lived and worked along the Manhattan Waterfront. Among other, it shows the many fishermen who earn their daily bread at the Fulton fish market, the men that work on the steam tug boats and also empoverished men who live in delapidated shacks at the waterfront or on old barges. The views of the bustling activities on the shores of lower Manhatten and of its skyline are stunning! Some viewers may recognize the fisherman at 04:20 who also appears as the oyster seller in my other film about New York in 1937 at 08:05. The original film titled "Manhatten Waterfront" by the Van Bueren film company, has been motion-stabilized, speed-corrected, restored, enhanced and colorized by means of state of the art Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) software. In order to keep the sound synchronised with the film it has been reduced in speed by 20%. The pitch has been preserved but the speech may sound slightly slurred. This was the best compromise. Source: archive.org Music: original sound with commentary.