An Online Film Festival That's All About Cycling

The Bicycle Film Festival is streaming more than 40 shorts and features online from December through February 29, covering bicycle-related stories from South Korea to Havana. Founder Brendt Barbur says the festival aims to show what biking can be, and he calls the bicycle movement one of the most positive things he has seen in New York. The festival, which began 24 years ago, has traveled to 100 cities and drawn an audience of over a million. Full-access virtual passes cost $33 to $75 on a sliding scale, and the next in-person event is in Mexico City on March 15 and 16.