About You Never Bike Alone - the Movie

You Never Bike Alone is an 80 minute documentary, available on DVD, looking at how cyclists are building critical mass in Vancouver, Canada, and changing the face of the city. It is the story of how a social movement grows and the people behind it.

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The Vancouver Courier Review of You Never Bike Alone

(18 Jan: Updated link) Barry Link, features editor and columnist at The Vancouver Courier, was at the Moving Pictures Film Festival screening of You Never Bike Alone on Saturday. He's written a review, which sounds like it was something of a conversion for him in the way he sees cyclists who take part in these rides.

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6 September, 2009: Museum of Vancouver Screening

The Museum of Vancouver is going to close its excellent Velo-City exhibition with a double-bill screening of You Never Bike Alone and Portland documentary feature Veer.

31 Aug, 2009: Atlanta Screening of You Never Bike Alone

Eyedrum Art and Music centre in Atlanta, capital of the state of Georgia, is hosting a screening of You Never Bike Alone at the end of this month.

Mississippi Mills Screening: 23 June, 2009

Mississippi Mills, Ontario, is holding a screening of You Never Bike Alone as part of its Bike Month festivities.

Edmonton Screening: 26 May, 2009

Join the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters for a screening in its BikeWorks space with free organic popcorn and beverages.

YNBA gets "Thumbs Up" from Casket Cinema

Mark Wojahn organised a screening at Casket cinema in Minneapolis, Minnesota of You Never Bike Alone. Here's our first organiser's review from the Brave New Theaters network:

Minneapolis, Minnesota Screening: 25 February, 2009

Casket Cinema, a Minneapolis underground micro-cinema, is having a screening of You Never Bike Alone. You can find details at Brave New Theaters and its Facebook Group (see below).

Video: A New Bridge For Vancouver?

This is a post-script to the chapter in the film about the Burrard Bridge and also to a recent blog post.

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