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"Los Angeles has a long-running reputation as being one of the most car-friendly places in the world, but a group of local fixed-gear riders are trying to change that with a documentary entitled &amp;#039;To Live and Ride in LA.&amp;#039;  The documentary explores the sometimes dangerous, underground fixed-gear bicycle scene in Los Angeles. We see some of the city&amp;#039;s finest bike riders as they ride the streets, show off an assortment of tricks, race one another, and even party. The film, shot over the course of a summer, is as much a love letter to fixed gear bicycles as it is a tribute to the self-suffcient underground culture thriving in the shadow of a major metropolitan city. I, personally, am not a bike rider, but the trailer made me wish I was one. This looks like a must-watch for serious bicycle riders and any true fan of documentaries.  Visit the official &amp;#039;To Live and Die in LA&amp;#039; site to find out if and when the movie is coming to a neighborhood near you."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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