NYC RGB presents Manhattan's architecture through a series of freeze-frame compositions, each exposed three times using red, green, and blue filters. Views from high-rise apartments offer visions of the city between buildings, on rooftops, and above the clouds, each scene shown through the spectrum of three successive images. Director Viktoria Schmid reframes Manhattan's landscape through the prism of natural color, evoking the textures of old Technicolor. While the city's dominant colors—beige, brown, and gray—remain steady, highlights and shadows break into geometric color arrangements. This film extends the urban symphonic trend of early experimental documentaries, harkening back to early color film processes. Shot over several months from the 20th floor of a New York City apartment building in 2020 and 2022, during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, it offers a unique perspective on urban isolation and visual beauty.