A Documentary on NYC's Transit Troubles

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jun 14, 2022

There are few things that unite New Yorkers better than the city's subway system, both as a means of travel and as something on which to commiserate. The documentary "End of the Line" explores how a transportation system already suffering from deteriorating infrastructure and leadership issues has also navigated a global pandemic. Director Emmett Adler joins us on the day of the film's on-demand release.

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