The most ordinary thing we own may be quietly costing us more than we imagine.
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We’re an independent movie. A ticket does way more than just unlocking it. Right now, a parent is putting sneakers on their kids thinking it’s the healthy choice. A grandparent is scared of taking the stairs. Someone is taking a painkiller to get through a shift. Nobody is telling them it might all be starting at their feet. Every ticket makes the film harder to ignore, and moves it towards bigger screens.
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Watch live, together. Then put your questions to the film's experts. Times in your local time.
✓ Can’t make it live? Every ticket includes a 28-hour replay — you never lose the film.
Pay what you can · every session, same film, different Q&A
Where can I watch this?
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Nothing to install: your personal link opens in any browser, on any device. Why not Netflix? ↓
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Pay what you can at checkout, and your personal viewing link appears right away — and lands in your inbox. Open it in any browser and press play. No account, no app.
Every live ticket includes a 28-hour replay on the same link. Miss that too? Write to us — we’re human about it.
The rented film: English, French, Spanish and German. Livestreams: English with English subtitles (the Q&A is live, in English).
Any modern browser: phone, laptop, tablet, or smart TV. Chromecast & AirPlay ready.
Our player is far less fussy than most, but if it sulks, work down the list:
Tickets aren't refundable — but if you miss your live session, the replay is included, so you never lose the film.
Yes, and it's easier than you'd think. One payment covers the whole room, whichever session you pick, and you can go further with your own branded screening or a Q&A with me. It's all on the host an event page.
That's the goal. But to get there, we have to approach them with proof that there's a demand for this story. Every ticket bought here adds to that proof.
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Shoes are the most ordinary thing we own. In every closet, on almost every foot on Earth, worn without a second thought.
Stupid Shoes is an investigative documentary about how footwear design impacts our movement health: what this ordinary object is quietly doing to us, and why an answer sitting in plain sight for 245 years still hasn't reached us: the people wearing the shoes.
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