

A man walks every street in NYC. No GPS, no shortcut, just obsession.
'The Walker' is Mateo, a civil engineer with a plan: walking each and every one of the streets of New York.
Cinematography
NYC becomes a character—gritty, indifferent, strangely intimate.
Direction
Aliaga finds poetry in pavement and pedestrian crossings.
Director
Adán Aliaga
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
NYC has approximately 6,000 miles of streets; at average walking pace, that's roughly 2,000 hours of footage no one asked for.
The film quietly critiques 'completion culture'—Mateo's grid is technically conquerable, unlike the human connections he keeps missing.