Bikes vs Cars: the name itself seemed so confrontational, almost antagonistic. But it’s brought people out in droves. This Sunday’s screening and panel discussion has SOLD OUT, with all 180 seats booked well in advance… and people are still clamouring for tickets!
Luckily for those of you who have missed out, Fredrik Karlsson and The Vic have realised that a second screening is imperative so that everyone who wants to can have the chance to view this award-winning documentary. It will show again on Sunday 25 October at 3pm (albeit just the movie – without the bike-parking and bike panel discussion afterwards, and with tickets priced at $10).
If you’re one of the lucky few who managed to score a $5 ticket to ride to the cinema this coming weekend, we’re looking forward to seeing you there! Park right outside the front door in AT’s ‘valet bike parking’ and have your bike serviced by the awesome Tumeke Cycle Space while you relax and enjoy the movie and the discussion that follows.
And if you haven’t been able to buy, beg or steal a ticket for this Sunday’s screening, make sure you get one for the following weekend’s showing on October 25th!
From bike activists in Sao Paulo and Los Angeles, fighting for safe bike lanes, to the City of Copenhagen, where forty percent commute by bike daily, Bikes vs Cars looks at both the struggle for cyclists in a society dominated by cars, and the revolutionary changes that could take place if more cities moved away from car-centric models.
