Bus Rider's Union

This documentary explores the lives of activists over three years as they fight for affordable and safe mass transit in Los Angeles. It sheds light on the public transport system, which is criticized for its ineffectiveness despite serving a large number of riders.

Haskell Wexler, an Academy Award-winning cinematographer, directs this film, bringing attention to the social movement led by predominantly minority citizens. The documentary draws parallels to historical figures like Rosa Parks, showcasing how grassroots efforts can challenge systemic issues and advocate for change. It’s a compelling look at community activism and the importance of accessible public transportation.