Posts Tagged ‘documentary’

Movie Review: Bicycle Dreams A Film by Stephen Auerbach Official Site: bicycledreamsmovie.com Overall Impression: 9/10 “The Race Across America is an epic, 3000-mile bicycle race from the Pacific to the Atlantic. First held in 1982, RAAM is considered the most challenging sporting event in the world. Top riders finish in under 10 days, riding over [...]

We were asked recently to review a new documentary called Klunkerz, which is a profile of the origins of the modern mountain bike, from northern California in the 1960′s. We will have the movie soon to provide a full review, but for now here’s the trailer: You can find a lot more info on Klunkerz [...]

Klunkerz is a movie about the early days and development of the mountain bike. I’ve not had a chance to seen this award winning documentary, but it looks like something along the lines of Dogtown and Z-Boys, a movie that the dedicated will love but the general public will find interesting as well. The film [...]

What sustainable communities are forming or established in the US? What ideas can they share with each other? How do we “spread the seed” of sustainable living? Mandy Creighton & Ryan Mlynarczyk pondered these questions and decided to take a round-trip across the United States, twelve thousand miles in one year to find answers and, [...]

Saw this at the Austin Pedicab Alliance blog. A documentary about pedicabers? Sounds pretty good to me. Check it out at their site, and look for more coming soon.