Are Cityscapes wallpapers free to download?

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Cityscapes wallpapers are available in HD and original quality, with smart resolution suggestions based on your display.

Can I preview Cityscapes wallpapers on Mac or iPhone?

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How do I download a Cityscapes wallpaper?

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Who directed Cityscapes?

Ion Berindei directed Cityscapes.

Who stars in Cityscapes?

Cityscapes stars S. McConneloug, Thomas Gill.

How long is Cityscapes?

Cityscapes has a runtime of 29min.

Where can I find cinematic Cityscapes desktop backgrounds?

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Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Cityscapes (1974) is a 28-minute film focused on conditions in the areas surrounding Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis, with interviews of residents and public officials. Notable areas include Loring Park and the surrounding neighborhood, Hennepin Avenue from the Mississippi River to the Walker Art Center (including Block E and the Great Northern Depot), and the newly-built IDS Center. The City of Minneapolis Planning and Development Department (now Community Planning & Economic Development, CPED), the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Minneapolis City Council (under the "City Edges" program) financed this film. The Augsburg University Archives has made it available for educational use. Digitized from color 16mm film on 2025 November 26 by Debenham Media Group. The original film has been cleaned and edited by a professional colorist.

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