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Riders Not Heroes
Short documentary essay that investigates the precarious conditions of food delivery riders in Milan. The film makes a strong case for riders as essential workers, lying at the intersection of platform capitalism, gig labor, the refugee crises and COVID-19.
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Short documentary essay that investigates the precarious conditions of food delivery riders in Milan. The film makes a strong case for riders as essential workers, lying at the intersection of platform capitalism, gig labor, the refugee crises and COVID-19.
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