Interviews with cycling legends Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Dave Brailsford reveal the sport's Victorian origins and its recent cultural revival in Great Britain.
Synopsis
Interviews with cycling legends Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Dave Brailsford reveal the sport's Victorian origins and its recent cultural revival in Great Britain.
Synopsis
Michael B. Clifford interviews cycling legends like Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Dave Brailsford in "Bicycle," a 90-minute documentary that traces the history of cycling in Great Britain. The film covers the bicycle's Victorian origins, its decline, and the recent resurgence of cycling culture. It features insights from historians, designers, and Olympic athletes, alongside archival footage and animations. Organizations such as the London Cycling Campaign have praised the film for its humorous take on the sport and its impact on British society.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Olympic athletes like Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Dave Brailsford.
- Find out about cycling's Victorian origins in Britain.
- See a humorous take on modern cycling culture.
Did You Know
- The film features contributions from Olympic athletes like Sir Chris Hoy.
- Bicycle was released in 2014 and has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- Cycling UK listed it as one of their top 10 cycling films in 2016.
- Michael B. Clifford stated it was the right time to make the film due to the current state of cycling in the UK.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Bicycle?
Bicycle was directed by Michael B. Clifford.
What year was the documentary Bicycle released?
Bicycle was released in 2014.
Which cycling figures made cameos in Bicycle?
Cameos in Bicycle include Sir Dave Brailsford and Chris Boardman.
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