Girl Meets Bike

Name: Girl Meets Bike
Genre: Drama
Released: 2013-06-01
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Cast: Ruth Menard, Melissa Pizarro, David Engler

2013
1 Std. 45 Min.

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Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen a young high school shop teacher buys her first motorcycle with her wedding dress money, she motors away from her controlling fiance into a circle of motorcycle friends who are attracte... Alles lesenWhen a young high school shop teacher buys her first motorcycle with her wedding dress money, she motors away from her controlling fiance into a circle of motorcycle friends who are attracted but threatened by her newfound independence. As Kat learns to ride, her new friends vie ... Alles lesenWhen a young high school shop teacher buys her first motorcycle with her wedding dress money, she motors away from her controlling fiance into a circle of motorcycle friends who are attracted but threatened by her newfound independence. As Kat learns to ride, her new friends vie for her affection, stirring jealousy and long-buried emotions. In her quest, Kat must nego... Alles lesen

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Wonderful indie movie about American café bike culture

This is a small, low-key, low budget indie movie with a brilliant color pallet and many artfully composed scenes. The filmography is exquisite, and if the acting seems wooden, and the dialogue feel's flat, that only adds to the sweet, homey vibe this motive gives off. Its director is the owner of the leading cycle--a lovely Moto Guzzi S-1000--and the other bikes are also classics. No Harleys here--this is about a motorcyclist club, not a biker gang. The protagonist is a visually striking woman, and her character's sassy, independent, anti-establishment attitude does not need a lot of acting skill to put across. The whole film is kind of like of "Big Chill" meets "Hair" meets "Girl On a Motorcycle" meets "Leather Boys." And if you don't know those flicks, why are you even reading this?