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| The Soup Peddler The slow food movement moves on a bike in Austin, where David Ansel delivers gallons of hand-made soup to subscribers, otherwise known as "soupies", all over the city. Ansel believes that Americans are especially alienated from food, and that his all natural, tenderly-concocted recipes allow people to eat well with a conscience. He proves that livable, connected neighborhoods can support human-scale, environmentally-responsible micro-businesses such as his. Orginally shot in 2004, this film was re-released in
2007 with a new original score by Austin-based composer Jake Scarbrough.
It gives a unique view into the early days and humble beginnings
of the Soup Peddler, the community he has created around his business,
and his endearing relationship with his bicycle.
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