Synopsis
A group of kids in Worcester, MA, confronts gang violence through the "Bikes up, Guns down" movement, challenging the city's response.
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In Worcester, Massachusetts, a group of young people, including Brandon, Lil Cuz, and Miguel, participates in the "Bikes up, Guns down" movement. They aim to combat gang violence in their community through cycling. Their efforts, however, face skepticism from local law enforcement and city officials. The 11-minute documentary directed by Jeremy Hartman captures their determination and the challenges they encounter as they seek to change perceptions and promote a safer environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet the youth fighting gang violence in Worcester.
- Follow the 'Bikes up, Guns down' movement's impact.
- See how kids use biking to promote peace.
Did You Know
- The film is set in Worcester, MA, a city grappling with gang violence.
- The documentary is directed by Jeremy Hartman and runs for 11 minutes.
- The 'Bikes up, Guns down' movement is a grassroots initiative by local youth.
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What is the duration of the documentary '508 The Take Over'?
The duration of '508 The Take Over' is 11 minutes.
Who directed the documentary '508 The Take Over'?
The documentary was directed by Jeremy Hartman.
What movement do the kids in '508 The Take Over' participate in?
The kids participate in the 'Bikes up, Guns down' movement.
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