Big Bike Film Night

Thursday 19 November

Calling all cycling enthusiasts! The Big Bike Film Night is returning to the cinema with a breathtaking new programme for 2026. It’s a film night packed with cycling films and documentaries that focus on cycling, stunning landscapes, stories and adventures from all over the world.

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At the Big Bike Film Night, you’ll see the fun, adventure and joy that cycling can bring us, centred around human stories from all over the world.

The 2026 film collection includes , amongst others:

· A magnificent mountain bike ride through the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, where you can experience the magic of the midnight sun.

· An inspiring film capturing the wettest and most gruelling riding conditions imaginable in Scotland.

· A heart-warming film that proves it’s never too late to embrace adventure and connection.

· An encounter with a lively French cyclist with an enormous zest for life.

· We find out what happens when a small Belgian bike brand sends its folding bike and a brave salesman off on a 1,000 km gravel race through Rwanda. Three colleagues, one wild idea and a small bike with a big heart.

· A powerful and inspiring story of an adventurous activist attempting to break the 24-hour Guinness World Record for downhill mountain biking to raise money for reforestation around Queenstown in New Zealand. Her tireless endeavour not only pushes the boundaries of endurance but also becomes a powerful symbol of resilience and commitment to the environment.

· An inspiring story of resilience that highlights the challenges and triumphs of everyday life following a serious injury, and how adaptive design has paved the way for a new future.

· A bikepacking adventure in Oman where things don’t quite go to plan.

· And to round things off… we all love a good underdog story. This charming, funny and heart-warming film makes us believe that we all have the capacity to be unexpected heroes in our own stories. The audience is transported back to the nostalgic era of the 1990s, to the slopes of the gruelling Mont Ventoux in the south of France, where an epic battle between two giants unfolds.

The film is in English with Dutch subtitles.

When

  • Thursday 19 November 2026 20:30 - 23:00