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Bicycle Shorts Film Festival 2024 - Official Trailer

Bicycle Shorts Film Festival 2024 Sun, May 5, 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm with intermission, Pay What You Can (min. $5) Tickets: https://yellowbicycle.com/product/bsf... Ring in National Bike Month with the second annual Bicycle Shorts Film Festival at Yellow Bicycle Theater. This year’s lineup features two rides and thirteen bike-themed films from across the globe, ranging from riveting travelogues, trippy animation, and inspiring documentaries to immersive visual poems, edgy family drama and a laugh-out-loud short about bike shorts. The fun starts at noon at the Fountain of Seahorses, where Yellow Bicycle will join the Bicycle Club of Philadelphia on a ride for all ages. Around 1:45, YBC will lead a short ride from the fountain to the theater, where film screenings and talkbacks will take place from 2:30 to 5:30 pm, with intermission. Then to top it off, we’ll be cycling 7 scenic miles past the Rocky Steps and up the Schuylkill River Trail to Taqueria Amor in Manayunk to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. What better way to spend National Ride a Bike Day? Official Selections for Bicycle Shorts Film Festival 2024 https://yellowbicycle.com/bsff24/ Analogy – QVDM Experimental, Canada, 6 min. Director: Laurent Bilodeau This abstract film portrays painting and biking as analogous to emphasize that action sports are a form of art. It is a creative process simply with higher risks. Bike Animation, U.S., 2024, 4 min. Director: Stephen J. Bobinski A surreal sojourn through a psychedelic landscape on a bicycle. Bike Short Narrative, U.S., 10 min. Director: Kevin McDevitt When a mountain biker steals another’s “lucky” drying bike shorts, mistaking them for a curbside discard, a wild chase into the mountains ensues. Based on a true story. Bonds Narrative, Poland, 18 min. Director: Ola Kamińska A road cyclist in training finds herself in a difficult emotional situation involving her brother/coach and a receptionist she just met. Che bell’andè (What a beautiful ride) Narrative, Italy, 2024, 4 min. Director: Stefano Cinti The video takes up and complements the message of the song, whose text is based on a poem by the writer and intellectual Alfredo Oriani from Faenza. Copenhagen, Bikers’ Paradise Documentary, U.S., 10 min. Director: Jesus Zaldivar Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a fascinating place where bicycles play a central role. Cycling the World Documentary, U.S., 33 min. Director: McKenzie Barney One woman embarks on a multi-year journey to see the world by bicycle. This is her story through five continents, 28 countries and 29,000 kilometers. The Happy Cyclist Documentary, UK, 11 min. Director: Joel Bennett A father who suffers from M.E. shares a story of hope through bikes. Shot and directed through the lens of his son. Larry Moon Boots Documentary, U.S., 11 min. Director: Luis Eduardo Villamizar At 74, Larry is a cyclist and loves to dance but after a bicycle injury, he gets orthopedic boots to recover and they transform his life. Mummer Time Documentary (Out of Competition), U.S., 18 min. Director: Joshua Crone Behind the scenes and on the streets at Philly’s storied Mummers Parade. Orient Experimental, UK, 5 min. Director: David O’Brien Spoken in the traditional Gaelic language of the Scottish Western Isles, this is a poetic exploration of personal transformation amidst adversity, set against the stunning backdrop of the Outer Hebrides. Seven Phases of Madness Narrative, Canada, 7 min. Director: Zacharie Turgeon Welcome aboard the rollercoaster that is Mathos’ twisted mind while experiencing yet another journey on a gravel bike. Mad or not mad? Yours to judge. Two Wheel Curiosity Documentary, U.S., 5 min. Director: CJ Murr Scott recounts his cycling odyssey spanning four decades, igniting a sense of curiosity and leaving us yearning to match the wind.