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DC's Shoe: The Origin of New Balance in Washington DC

A visual history of the New Balance shoe culture in Washington, DC.

Aired 07/10/2023 | Expires 07/10/2025

PBS Short Film Festival

DC's Shoe: The Origin of New Balance in Washington DC

7/10/2023 | 10m 23s

A visual history of the New Balance shoe culture in Washington, DC.

"DC's Shoe" is a visual history of New Balance in Washington, DC. The film explores the shoe's transition into a lifestyle icon in the 80s. Interviews with DC natives give deeper perspective and direct insight into the stories that follow. This isn't about who started the trend- draw your own conclusion. Celebrate the vibrant culture and storytelling of America's unparalleled city, Washington, DC.

Aired 07/10/2023 | Expires 07/10/2025

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PBS Short Film Festival

DC's Shoe: The Origin of New Balance in Washington DC

7/10/2023 | 10m 23s

"DC's Shoe" is a visual history of New Balance in Washington, DC. The film explores the shoe's transition into a lifestyle icon in the 80s. Interviews with DC natives give deeper perspective and direct insight into the stories that follow. This isn't about who started the trend- draw your own conclusion. Celebrate the vibrant culture and storytelling of America's unparalleled city, Washington, DC.

Aired 07/10/2023 | Expires 07/10/2025

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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