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Aftermass, bicycling in a post-Critical Mass Portland

Label
Aftermass, bicycling in a post-Critical Mass Portland
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Aftermass
Oclc number
893499301
Runtime
75
Sub title
bicycling in a post-Critical Mass Portland
Summary
The world looks to Portland, Oregon as an example of how bicycle culture can blossom out of the ruinous freeways of car-oriented civilization. Aftermass is the first feature documentary to explore the events, people, politics, and social changes that led to Portland becoming the first major bicycle city in the United States. Aftermass features many of the leaders and major participants behind the growth of bicycling ridership since 1971. The narrative demonstrates the complex dynamic throughout the 1990s between advocacy organizations, politicians, city planners, and the then new, grassroots Critical Mass ride. The film is full of smiling faces on two wheels, but also explores the controversies, setbacks, and bumps along the way, including riots, political roadblocks, and an illegal police spy
Technique
live action
Classification
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