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Murray Siple takes us on a wild ride revealing the day-to-day lives homeless people endure
Delve into a world of homelessness in North Vancouver where men race down steep hills on old shopping carts loaded with empty bottles. In his film, Carts of Darkness, Murray Siple takes us on a wild ride revealing the day-to-day lives homeless people endure, and shedding light on the issues they face.
(DVD: National Film Board of Canada, 2006. $20)
Visit www.murraysiple.com
