Biking enthusiasts have an opportunity to head to Melbourne Southbank in August and attend the Big Bike Film Night, which promises to deliver entertainment, action, inspiration and humour.
This short film fest, which was founded in 2014, showcases some of the world’s best cycling footage and is unashamedly created for the cycling devotee.
The 2020 collection includes a story that challenges viewers on the importance of finding their “why” and how adventure can be found right outside their backdoor. Other inspirational films include a seven-year-old girl who loves to BMX ride, two friends who undertake an environmental mission, a daring mountain climbing challenge and the story of how a community was built through cycling.
The film fest aims to remind viewers why cycling is such a popular activity for young and old, through captivating stories of courage, adversity, resilience, character and triumph. The creators of this collection hope that the thought-provoking material will motivate viewers to embrace more outdoor adventures on their bicycles.
Previous attendees have described the experience as a must-see event, inspirational and highly entertaining. Organisers may use poster printing services to advertise their upcoming events to the wider community.
The Big Bike Film Night is showing at the Crown Village Cinema in Southbank on 31st August at 6pm. Tickets and further information can be found on the Big Bike Film Night website.
