Jamie is lost. She's come to New York to visit her friend Samantha, but Samantha is
nowhere to be found, and now Jamie is alone in the city. Charlie just quit his job, and
isn't sure where he's going next. Their paths cross late at night on an empty subway
platform, and from this chance encounter an unlikely connection is formed. Together
they share twenty-four hours drifting from late night diners, to city parks, to abandoned apartments, to a party and art gallery deep in the heart of industrial Brooklyn.

"Quiet City is a contemplative widescreen experience that views its landscape - the borderline-industrial hipster neighborhoods of Brooklyn, N.Y. - with painterly patience."
Salon

"Tender and sad, it is a fully realized work of mumblecore poetry."
The New York Times

"...distinguished by a confidence and sincerity that pegs the 26-year-old Katz as the kind of director who, before he hits 40, will have had at least three books written about his work."
Time Out New York