For lovers of mountain biking, bikepacking, fat bikes, record setting, and ultra-endurance cycling, this program will take you on a journey around the world. Featuring stories about:

• Julian Molina, a one-legged BMX rider pushing the limits. (BFF 2017)
• Join pro mountain bikers Graham Agassiz, Matt Hunter, and Matty Miles on a neon-themed night ride from Southern Utah’s moonscapes to the Pacific Northwest's Ewok forests. (BFF 2015)
• A group of cyclists attempts to ride across frozen Lake Saint-Jean. (BFF 2014)
• Young cyclists travel in search of the perfect bowl of Japanese udon. (BFF 2011)
• Marshall "Major" Taylor broke racial barriers to become the world’s first African-American cycling champion. (BFF 2018)
• Surf shaper, Ashley Llyod Thompson and her family use fat bikes to reach hidden surf spots in Mexico. (BFF 2018)
• Georgena Terry, founder of Terry Bicycles, revolutionized women's cycling with a bike frame designed specifically for women. (BFF 2011)
• A moonlit downhill ride at the base of Switzerland’s Matterhorn. (BFF 2015)
• Four adventurers take on one of the world’s wildest mountain ranges, the Caucasus Mountains, with just their bikes and 10 days of food. (BFF 2015)
• Denise Mueller, the fastest cyclist on Earth, strives to break the land speed record on a bike. (BFF 2019)

• The history of the bicycle. (BFF 2016)
• The first BMX crew in Nigeria. (BFF 2019)
• A portrait of Mianzi Rei, a track racer in Berlin. (BFF 2015)
• A recap of the 2016 Red Hook Crit Milano. (BFF 2017)
• Salish Kumar, a spiritual cyclist spreading happiness. (BFF 2017)
• Pittsburgh’s first indoor bike park hosts a "girls only" day. (BFF 2019)
• Tenzin Nyandak immigrated from Nepal to NYC and  crafted his view on life by riding BMX in New York City. (BFF 2019)
• 150 white-painted ghost bikes in NYC memorialize fallen cyclists. (BFF 2018)
• An addicted cyclist runs out of cigarettes. (BFF 2016)
• London’s youth fight knife crime with the “Knives Down, Bikes Up” movement. (BFF 2018)
• The Los Angeles Marathon closes off streets the night before, giving cyclists the chance to race 26.1 miles with no traffic. (BFF 2011)
• A portrait of Leo Rodgers who lost a leg in a tragic accident then became an international cycling inspiration. Shot by Lucas Brunelle over one year. (BFF 2020)

Award-winning films share equal billing with emerging new talent. This program spotlights a diverse array of filmmaking styles: narrative, documentary, musical, animation, and experimental shorts. Featuring films about:

• Artist, Geoff McFetridge offers a unique view of cycling as a way to understand Los Angeles. (BFF 2017)
• Inspired by true events, two teens explore young love, but things aren’t as they seem. Music by Randy Randall of No Age. (BFF 2015)
• A portrait of painter Taliah Lempert. (BFF 2014)
• Acclaimed filmmaker and photographer, Peter Sutherland captures the lives of six influential American cyclists: Chris Van Dine, Nicole Duke, Lucas Brunelle, Sal Barbier, Gina Marie Scardino, and Seth Rosko. (BFF 2012)
• Flatland BMX and nature merge. (BFF 2019)
• Amid a national crisis, an office clerk’s bicycle chain gets tangled, leading to an unexpected encounter with a homeless man. (BFF 2020)
• A 60 mile heart-shaped cycling route through Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan neighborhoods offering different insights into New Yorker’s perspectives before and after the 2016 Presidential Election. (BFF 2017)
• A bird’s-eye view of a Black Lives Matter bicycle protest ride from New York to Washington, D.C. (BFF 2020)
• Follow the careers of legedary road racers Davis Phinney and Connie Carpenter-Phinney. (BFF 2014)

A program of three long-form short films: THE FROZEN ROAD, BIKE FOR BREAD, and ROLLING IN HAVANA (RODANDO EN LA HABANA). Explore Egypt, The Arctic, and Cuba by bicycle.

• Cycle from Canada’s frozen north to the Arctic Sea and discover the true meaning of traveling alone in extreme cold. (BFF 2017)
• For over a half-century, Cairo’s cyclists deliver bread in a unique, high-speed dance through the city’s streets and cafes, balancing wooden racks on their heads. (BFF 2013)
• An intimate look at Havana’s thriving bicycle community in this stunning Cuban film. (BFF 2016)