

Afghan Cycles
A new generation of Afghan women takes to the streets on bicycles, challenging cultural barriers and advocating for their rights in a restrictive society.
“When you are born to ride, but not born free to ride.”
Synopsis
A new generation of Afghan women takes to the streets on bicycles, challenging cultural barriers and advocating for their rights in a restrictive society.
Synopsis
In Kabul, a group of Afghan women takes to the streets on bicycles, defying cultural norms and gender barriers. They ride not just for sport, but as a means of asserting their freedom and pushing for social change. Directed by Sarah Menzies, Afghan Cycles follows these women as they navigate the challenges of cycling in a country where women's rights are often restricted. Their stories reflect a determination to reshape societal expectations and advocate for equality in Afghanistan.
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