Cycling Cultures: Insights and Methods is a symposium at Manchester Metropolitan University that showcases established and emerging research around cycling. The symposium will take place on February 14, 2019 and the afternoon program includes a screening of Mama Agatha with a foreword by film scholar Dr. Bruce Bennett (Lancaster University). See the event website for more information.
Bike for Europe is a cross-border cycling tour which aims to promote the bicycle as a sustainable and active means of transportation, physical activity in general as well as international co-operation between European countries with a special focus on the social inclusion through sport. Two teams of cyclists will cycle across Europe, starting on September 1st separately from two different countries, the Netherlands and Greece. On Sunday, September 2nd, the Northern team made a stop at Fietslab Gelderland. For this special occasion, Mobycon in collaboration with the Province of Gelderland presented Mama Agatha, followed by a Q&A with Agartha Frimpong.
Here’s two nice photos from the event!
Throughout the month of July 2018 Cycling UK will be celebrating women who love cycling, and encouraging many more to take up and continue cycling. The Women’s Festival of Cycling will include cycle rides and events all round the country, ranging from just a few miles with a coffee and cake stop to longer endurance rides, both on and off-road. A screening of Mama Agatha is also part of the program, as are many other great events. Visit the website for more information.
We’re over the moon to be returning to New Zealand and Australia for a massive tour as part of the Big Bike Film Night and Cycle Chic Film Tour program!
The Big Bike Film Night is an evening dedicated to the love of cycling; and pedaling alongside it is their partner the Cycle Chic Film Tour celebrating, inspiring and encouraging women who love to bike.
The events have started already and will be taking place all around New Zealand and Australia all the way until September, so make sure to check out the website and keep an eye on our Facebook page for the most up-to-date info!
It is our pleasure to announce that Mama Agatha is part of the official selection of the Canadian Sport Film Festival!! This year, the festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, and we will be screening on June 8, 2018. See the festival website for the schedule and watch the trailer below.
🚴♀️ It’s official: Mama Agatha is part of the selection at next year’s ReFrame Film Festival!
🎉We are screening on Sunday, January 28th 2018 at 2:30pm at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre in Peterborough, ON Canada. Keep an eye on the festival website or Facebook page to stay updated.
HUB Cycling is a charity that has been working for nearly 20 years to make cycling safer in Metro Vancouver.
Next Wednesday, Mama Agatha is screening as part of the program of HUB Cycling’s Bike Shorts Film Event and Fundraiser, featuring local and international short films about cycling. Come join the event for a celebratory evening with prizes, beer, popcorn, a silent auction and an incredible community. Find out more on bikehub.ca/bikeshorts.
And another awesome announcement: Mama Agatha will also be part of this year’s 12th edition of International Cycling Film Festival in Herne, Germany!
See their full program here. Mama Agatha is showing on October 21.
It’s a great honor to be returning again to the City by the Bay with a screening at SF Urban Film Fest, an annual week-long film festival that focuses on cities and civic engagement inspired by great storytelling. Check out the fantastic program on the festival’s website. Mama Agatha is showing on November 13 at 12:30 pm at Google Community Space.
The Cycling and Society symposium series was launched in 2004 at Lancaster University. The symposia, held annually around the UK, are linked to the Cycling and Society Research Group whose members span many disciplines and approaches to the study of cycling.
The next Symposium will be on 7th and 8th September 2017 on the theme of #CitiesToShare, and will be held at Imperial College London, and we are happy to announce that a screening of Mama Agatha will be part of the program on the first day, September 7.
Take a look at the website for more details.