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Video: Cycle Lane - a short comedy from teens on BFI Film Academy scheme

Team of 16-19-year-olds are behind the four-minute feature which has been shown at festivals in the US

A team of 16-19-year-olds on the BFI Film Academy scheme, based in Dorset, have taken a confrontation between a motorist and a cyclist as the subject of a short comedy called Cycle Lane that has been shown at two film festivals in the United States.

Produced in partnership with White Lantern Film and clocking in at just under 4 minutes,  we won't give too much away other than to share the synopsis, which reads: "Running late for a job interview, the last thing Christian wants is a heated argument with a frustrated cyclist ... " 

Now released online through Vimeo, the short film has been screened at the Phillips Academy Interscholastic Film Festival in Andover, Massachusetts and the Kalamazoo Bicycle Film Festival in Michigan.

Watch it here - and if you're watching at work, stick some headphones on, there's the odd f-word ...

Cycle Lane - Full Film 2017 (Ben Waugh, Rod Lewis) from Cycle Lane on Vimeo.

 

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Bikebikebike | 7 years ago
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Pretty realistic confrontation from my experiences. 

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DaveE128 replied to Bikebikebike | 7 years ago
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Bikebikebike wrote:

Pretty realistic confrontation from my experiences. 

Not sure about the order of arrival later on though!  1

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burtthebike | 7 years ago
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Likewise, not entirely unpredictable, but nevertheless worth showing to all potential drivers when they turn up for their written test.

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ChrisB200SX | 7 years ago
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Love it.

Could see where it was going a mile off, possibly because I've read the exact same story before here on road.cc  4

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willythepimp replied to ChrisB200SX | 7 years ago
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ChrisB200SX wrote:

Love it.

Could see where it was going a mile off, possibly because I've read the exact same story before here on road.cc  4

I remember that too! That's why I have stopped effin and jeffin and started blowing kisses and shouting cooee in a Frank Spencer style.

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