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Deep Dive: Elevator Pitch (2020)

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Elevator Pitch
Elevator Pitch presents a detailed view of New York's subway system, portraying it as a complex obstacle course that complicates daily commuting. The film examines how this essential transit network, while vital for city movement, often excludes individuals, particularly those with disabilities, from accessing its services. Through the experiences of various commuters, the documentary reveals systemic issues that hinder mobility in a bustling metropolis. Directed by Martyna Starosta, the film features cast members Charlotte Cook, Alex Noyes, and Fumiro Sato. With a duration of 13 minutes, it captures the essence of a city in motion while emphasizing the barriers that prevent equal access to its transportation infrastructure.

Why Watch

  • •See how New York's subway complicates daily life.
  • •Find out about accessibility issues for disabled commuters.
  • •Meet commuters facing real obstacles in the subway.

Did You Know

•The film is directed by Martyna Starosta, released in 2020.
•Elevator Pitch has a runtime of 13 minutes.
•The documentary focuses on the accessibility issues within New York's subway system.

Perfect For

Public transportation advocatesDisability rights supportersNew York City enthusiasts