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Time’s Running Out to Kickstart a Spanish Language Streetfilm

We're just over two days away from the end of our Kickstarter campaign to fund a Spanish Language Streetfilm of CicLAvia III.  At this point, we're at $635, meaning we have $365 left to go.  If we don't raise at least $1,000 by Wednesday afternoon, we won't receive ANY of the funds that were pledged.

Streetfilms has produced hundreds of films in five different continents, but has never produced a film in a language other than English.  We're hoping to break the language barrier and give a third local film maker (joining Rob Adams and Ivy London) a chance to have their work featured with Streetfilms.

To get there, we need your help.  Support our Kickstarter campaign and help LA Streetsblog, Streetfilms, and CicLAvia itself make a little more Livable Streets history.

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