Film Lens
Holy Tour captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Tour de France, focusing on the devoted senior fans who gather in camper vans during the summer. The documentary presents their unique experiences as they follow the cyclists through picturesque landscapes, emphasizing the camaraderie among spectators. It portrays the joy and excitement that the event brings to its supporters, creating a charming portrait of a community united by their love for cycling.
The film is directed by Méryl Fortunat-Rossi and has a runtime of 70 minutes. Produced in Belgium, it features the French language, allowing it to resonate with a specific audience while celebrating the cultural significance of the Tour de France within the cycling community.
Why Watch
- •Meet devoted fans in camper vans at the Tour de France.
- •Find out how fans celebrate the cycling event.
- •See the picturesque landscapes followed by cyclists.
Did You Know
•The documentary was directed by Méryl Fortunat-Rossi.
•Holy Tour has a duration of 70 minutes.
•The film was produced in Belgium.
Perfect For
Cycling enthusiastsTour de France fansDocumentary lovers