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I read an article in Mark magazine about a film that featured at the architectural film festival in Rotterdam in October 2009. Filmmaker Stephen Payne has made a documentary mapping a group of skateboarders in Fresno in California. It looks at how the city of 500,000 was heavily hit by the financial crisis. It is interesting to see how the financial crisis has effected a select group of skate boarders in a spatial way as the up keep of swimming pools in the city proved to be too expensive, this creating new spaces for skaters to skate. http://www.fresnothemovie.com/this provided a very different reaction to what we have been used to seeing in the media in response to the financial crisis.
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