After a successful near full-house last year, Hebden Bridge Cinema has once again let us run a film night for bike enthusiasts.
This Thursday April 4th will see two great bike films screened at Hebden Bridge Picture House in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
The programme includes:
Where Are You Go? This is a film by Brian Vernor (who also shot ‘Pure Sweet Hell’) and it follows an off road bike race down the length of Africa. It follows the competitors from Cairo to Cape Town and tries to get over the epic scale of the race as well as the people involved, many of whom had never raced bikes before. Worth a watch, if just to see a Masai Warrior on a tall bike.
Where The Trail Ends. This Red Bull-sponsored film is everything you might expect. Featuring top riders and world-class locations, it goes to show what kind of spectacle you can get if you chuck money and helicopters at the scenery. Impossible-looking descents, big crashes, pain and suffering. All that good stuff.
The doors open at 6.30pm with the first film on at 7.30pm. There will be a short interval before the second film, but with both films being a little over an hour, the intent is to be as punctual as possible. Tickets cost £6 and can be bought in advance when the cinema’s open. There will be Bridestones Brewery beer on sale, as well as mugs of tea and coffee.
See you there!
Trailers:
Where are you go?
Where the trail ends.
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Bit short notice innit?
Just a bit to far to travel on a school night. Got an small independent cinema in town. What’s involved in getting a screening?
Sorry Grum, it’s been on the old social network things for a while, but I only had the films 100% sorted on Thursday…
Stretch, many film makers have details of how to contact them for screenings. Email me if you want more details and I’ll let you know what I have.
Ah well, I’m sure it will be successful anyway, last one was rammed!
Can you ask them to tour south please?
Loved the film night thanks.Liked “where are you go”. Where the trail ends? Left me cold wanting the toilet and more Mild ale. Really dont need to see more amazing american riders bemoaning how “shit” their local trails are, and how they “have” to travel the world to find “the one”. Dont notice the Athertons complaining. Wales mate. Like Mongolia, but nearer.
Sometimes wonder if you guys at single track are hanging out with the MBR(other mountain bike magazines are available but really, you only need Singletrack. Or maybe Dirt. Possibly some weirder cult offerings from canada. But singletrack really if you have to have “the one”) crew too much!
Thanks again for a top night out, well worth the trip over. ;0D