On Your Bike! A free family celebration of cycling on the big screen & in everyday life 10am onwards Sunday 4th September 2011 Belfast Waterfront Brought to you by:

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	Film Classic, cult and family screenings in the Waterfront Studio and the Belfast Barge All film screenings are free. A limited number of tickets for these free screenings will be available on the door.To avoid disappointment please arrive a little earlier than the start time.

	PEE-WEE’S BIG ADVENTURE WATERFRONT STUDIO 11.00 - 12.30 COMEDY DIR: TIM BURTON WITH: PAUL REUBENS USA 1985 CERT: U 1 HOUR 30 MINS Tim Burton’s first feature film is absolutely bonkers but also great slapstick fun. When the eccentric Pee Wee has his beloved bike stolen he has to travel across America to get it back, encountering escaped convicts, Hell’s Angels, and Japanese movie monsters on the way…		BICYCLE THIEVES (LADRI DI BICICLETTE) WATERFRONT STUDIO 13.00 - 14.30 DRAMA DIR: Vittorio De Sica WITH: Lamberto Maggiorani, Lianella Carell, Enzo Staiola ITALY 1948 CERT: U 1HOUR 29MINS ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES Remarkable and moving drama of survival in post-war Italy. The impoverished Antonio's new job delivering cinema posters is threatened when a street thief steals his bicycle. Too poor to buy another, he and his son take to the streets in an impossible search for the bike.

	RETURN OF THE SCORCHER / WE ARE TRAFFIC WATERFRONT STUDIO 15.00 - 16.30 DOCUMENTARY DIR: TED WHITE RETURN OF THE SCORCHER, USA 1992, 28 MINS WE ARE TRAFFIC, USA 1999, 50 MINS Double bill of films from Ted White,founder of the Critical Mass movement. Scorcher looks at bike culture and bike lifestyles around the world and touches on a surprising variety of subjects including romance, rebellion, early feminism, and spirituality - all viewed within the context of bicycling. We Are Traffic! chronicles the history and development of the "Critical Mass" bicycle movement, one of the most spirited and dynamic social/political movements of the apathetic 90's.		WHEELS OF CHANCE WATERFRONT STUDIO 18.00 - 19.30 DIR: HAROLD SHAW UK 1922 C 1 HOUR 15 MINS Based on a book by H G Wells this is a charming tale of a humble draper’s assistant on a cycling holiday. The picturesque lanes of 1920s rural England are a cyclist’s dream. This silent film will be accompanied by a live soundtrack specially created by Dodgy Stereo.

	JOUR DE FÊTE WATERFRONT STUDIO 20.00 - 21.30 COMEDY DIR: JACQUES TATI WITH: JACQUES TATI FRANCE 1949 CERT U 1 HOUR 10 MINS FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES This classic film is the charming, whimsical tale of an inept postman delivering mail on the day of the local fair. While almost without dialogue the film is full of slapstick comedy and sight gags and is a superb vehicle for the comic talents of the great Jacques Tati.		BMX BANDITS THE BARGE 11.00 - 12.30 ADVENTURE DIR: BRIAN TRENCHARD SMITH WITH: NICOLE KIDMAN, DAVID ARGUE, JOHN LEY AUSTRALIA 1983 CERT: PG 1 HOUR 28 MINS An Australian adventure film which features a seventeen year old Nicole Kidman in her first major film role! BMX expert bikers become entangled with a group of bank robbers after discovering a box of contraband walkie-talkies.

	BELLEVILLE RENDEZ-VOUS THE BARGE 12.45 - 14.05 ANIMATION DIR: SYLVAIN CHOMET FRANCE 2003 CERT 12A 1 HOUR 20 MINS FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES Charming French animation. When her cyclist grandson is kidnapped during the Tour de France, Madame Souza and her beloved dog Bruno team up with the eccentric Belleville Sisters - an aged song-and-dance group - to rescue him.		LES BICYCLETTE DE BELSIZE / LOVE TRICYCLE THE BARGE 14.30 - 15.15 LES BICYCLETTE DE BELSIZE,UK, 1969, 29 MINS LOVE TRICYCLE, AUSTRALIA, 2003, 15 MINS Two short but sweet films for younger audiences. In Les Bicyclette de Belsize, a young man cycling around London’s Hampstead crashes into an advertising billboard and falls in love with the model appearing on it. In Love Tricycle meanwhile, three bicycles find themselves in a love triangle.

	BÖIKZMÖIND / A SUNDAY IN HELL THE BARGE 17.30 - 20.30 A SUNDAY IN HELL: DIR: JORGEN LETH DENMARK 1976 1 HR 51 MINS DANISH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES DOCUMENTARY BÖIKZMÖIND: DIR: GAVIN STRANGE UK 2011 30 MINS NO CERT A SUNDAY IN HELL A cycling classic, Jorgen Leth’s film is widely regarded as the most powerful portrayal of cycle racing ever made and brings the mythic and heroic aspects of the sport to vivid life.  BÖIKZMÖIND is a documentary about fixed gear bicycles in Bristol by designer turned film maker Gavin Strange. Fascinated by why this group of riders choose to ride bikes with no gears in a city full of hills, BÖIKZMÖIND speaks to the diverse cross section of riders themselves and gets their take on exactly why they do it. The director Gavin Strange will be present to introduce the film.		BREAKING AWAY THE BARGE 15.30 -17.15 COMEDY/ DRAMA DIR: PETER YATES WITH: DENNIS QUAID, DENNIS CHRISTOPHER USA 1979 CERT 12 1 HOUR 35 MINS A much loved classic, Breaking Away is a classic coming of age story about an awkward teen who yearns to be a world class cyclist like the Italians he idolizes. The ultimate feel good bicycle movie!

	BÖIKZMÖIND OUTDOOR SCREEN 13.00 – 13.30 DOCUMENTARY DIR: GAVIN STRANGE UK 2011 30 MINS NO CERT  BÖIKZMÖIND is a documentary about fixed gear bicycles in Bristol by designer turned film maker Gavin Strange. Fascinated by why this group of riders choose to ride bikes with no gears in a city full of hills, BÖIKZMÖIND speaks to the diverse cross section of riders themselves and gets their take on exactly why they do it. The director Gavin Strange will be present to introduce the film.		Way Back Home OUTDOOR SCREEN 18.45 – 19.15 DOCUMENTARY DIR: DAVE SOWERBY SCOTLAND, 2010 26 MINS Following on from the YouTube video that heralded over 20 million hits, street trials sensation Danny MacAskill is back with a new project, Way Back Home. The film follows Danny on a journey from Edinburgh back to his hometown of Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye.

	Music A cavalcade of local performers celebrate the power of the pedal in music

	Pat Dam Smyth OUTDOOR STAGE 19.15 - 20.00 Pat Dam Smyth’s life has taken him down many winding lanes, including performing with Paul Weller and Mick Jones, touring with the Smokey Angle Shades and busking on some of Europe’s most famous streets for spare change. His first album as a solo artist The Great Divide, released last year, received rave reviews with searing songs of love, life and death. His star is definitely on the rise and is viewed as one of Northern Ireland’s most exciting singers/songwriters. His charismatic performances and stage presence will make for a great set during On Your Bike. Pat will add a few interesting covers on the day, a rare chance to hear some of his eclectic influences. He is also taking part in this year’s Ulster Bank Festival at Queen’s, when he will record a live album in front of an audience at the Oh Yeah Music Centre on 15th October. Check out songs from The Great Divide and more info on www.patdamsmyth.com		Stephen Hall and the Moon Shed OUTDOOR STAGE 15.45 - 16.30 Stephen Hall and the Moon Shed consists of Stephen, Rohan Young - Bodhran, Barry Tipping - Guitar and Michael Sands - Banjo. They kick up a great sound along with original songs and a warm vibe. With gigs atThe Black Box, Belfast and 4 appearances on The Gerry Anderson Show, BBC Radio Foyle/Radio Ulster in 2010/2011, this unique blend of music is making waves. Listeners seemed to take to Stephen’s quirky humour and the more heart felt content of his songs, such as ‘The Lang Staine”, which was often requested. Along with tracks such as “The Wee Wee Man”, “Biscuits” and “Get Yer Pig On”, Stephen became rapidly appreciated, first appearing live on Gerry’s show (with friends John McKeever and Barry Tipping) in May 2010.  With the release of his 21 track CD “Songs from the Moon Shed” the need came to play live and so he formed “Stephen Hall and The Moon Shed” www.randallstephenhall.com

	Swing Gals OUTDOOR STAGE 13.30 - 14.00 17.30 - 18.00 Northern Ireland’s only all-female vocal group, SWING GALS are renowned for their close harmonies, sophisticated interpretations of swing, jazz, pop and easy listening favourites. Their energetic and versatile performance have made them the ‘go to’ group for private parties, corporate gigs and weddings. They’ve been rehearsing some bicycle themed songs from Mark Ronson, Katie Melua, and Queen, along with their own expansive repertoire. Come along and see if you can spot the bike songs! Catch them later in the month during Belfast Culture Night 23rd Sept in Cotton Court Cathedral Quarter and in St Georges Market 24th September. Check out facebook.com/swinggals for more info.		Sargony OUTDOOR STAGE 14.15 - 14.45 16.45 - 17.15 This high energy Irish traditional folk band are often heard lifting the roof off Madden’s on a Wednesday night during the square dancing sessions. Tom Makem, who comes from well known Irish folk music stock, is on banjo and whistle, Kathy McKeagney on piano/ keyboards, Fiona Loughlin on fiddle and Michael Curran on pipes . They give traditional Irish music a modern twist by using piano with some jazz rhythms thrown in to good effect. Their brand of music will definitely get the feet tapping and the bike wheels rolling in Lanyon Place. Get your spoons out and join in the fun.

	Katie and the Carnival OUTDOOR STAGE 12.00 - 12.30 15.00 - 15.30 18.15 - 18.45 20.30 - 21.00 Katie and the carnival is the musical baby of Katie Richardson who is joined by a host of talented musicians for recording and live shows. The recent material has been described as Tammy Wynette meets Tarantino and their live shows as engaging, glamourous and a great deal of fun! Katie and the band released their first single in June 2011 and plan another single release in the Autumn. Katie has performed in venues all over the UK and beyond with various musical outfits from a young age, performing in venues such as The Royal Albert Hall and Westminister Abbey while still at School. This year promises great things for the band as they plan to tour and complete their debut album which will be released in 2012. They have shared the stage with many acts including Duke Special, Foy Vance and Thomas Truax and Katie is involved with many other musical and arts related projects around the country. Katie and the Carnival have been working hard for the last number of months but they are only just getting started! Watch this space! "A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music's great too" BBC ATL “With an undeniably alluring, seductive quality to her voice, Katie creates the kind of smoky jazz Norah Jones might if you snuck a load of vodka in her diet coke. With delightfully creepy, ramshackle tunes such as the sultry ‘I can’t get no Sleep,’ and theatrics coming out of their eyeballs, you’d be a fool not to catch the Carnival live around the Belfast area.” Never enough notes

	Also appearing: Good Soop DJs

	Fashion Cycle & be stylish with the Cycle Chic fashion show!

		Belfast is going cycle crazy this September! The Fashion Souk in Belfast will be hosting the ON YOUR BIKE Fashion Show, September 4th. Passionate about bringing around a cultural change in Northern Ireland that would see less commuters relying on motor vehicles for transport, the ON OUR BIKE campaign promotes a healthy, sustainable lifestyle message; cycling is a choice for the chic and stylish. Drawing inspiration from the incredible BMX teams in Belfast and cities that have embraced fashionable cycling such as Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Berlin, we will be demonstrating how simple and easy it is to cycle chic in the city. By creating a spectacle not only of fashionable wears but of the cycling talent in Belfast, we hope to inspire a new generation of cyclists to demonstrate that cycling is not only a viable transport alternative but stylish, easy and fun! The show itself will be three part, one show at 2pm, then again at 3pm and the finale at 4pm and will take place as an open air event at the Waterfront Hall.

	Performance From clowns on bikes to breathtaking BMX demos.

	Mr. Wizzy LANYON PLACE Mr Wizzy goes ride about. Making mayhem whenever he stops. A great interactive character on his crazy Bike Trike. Steven Wilson has been performing street theatre and circus skills for over ten years now and has been a tutor and performer at Belfast Circus School since 2002.		The Barren Carrousel LANYON PLACE The last remaining members of this twenty seventh generation circus family will dazzle you with back cracking contortions and acrobatic feats a plenty! Ravishing Ruby Barren has devoted her life to perfecting her art form and setting impossibly high standards that only she can achieve. Her daughter Tulip, a child prodigy, desperately attempts to live up to her mother's expectations only to be upstaged by her two left feet. Prepare to be amazed by their bandwagon of circus antics.

	the Magilligans LANYON PLACE When Translink invented public transport, they never imagined it would release the raw potential of Big Frankie and Wee Bobby Magilligan on the unsuspecting people of Belfast.  After discovering the existence of electricity in 2008, the Magilligans have been entertaining the herd with some of this hippety-hop on the old High Pod. Then Frankie and Bobby Magilligan lost the farm due to the credit crunch combined with swine flu combined with oppressive pricing policy by supermarkets. Bad news for the boys, but great news for you – because they have had nothing better to do than improve their fantastic show bringing together Hippety Hop; Acro-batics; Hardcore Biscuits; X-treme Tea Drinking and a wee bit of juggling.		The RampRage Jump Show LANYON PLACE The Jump Show is nothing short of awesome. Two Huge 7ft quarter pipes face each other with a monster size 6ft jump box in the middle. The two quarter pipes at each end can provide an opportunity to boost and gather speed, being extra wide they also allow the amazing tricks you see on the half-pipe. The jump box in the middle is where the big action goes down, sending riders more than double it’s height and guaranteed mind-blowing stunts.

	Also appearing: Paul Currie and his Pashley Bike, Ruffy Tuffy Biker and The Red Bull Wings Team

	Visual Art A feast for the eyes from local arts curator Carrie Neely

	Tours / Talks / Workshops Bike tours, bike maintenance, readings, discussions and more

	Belfast City ‘Photo’ Bike Tours

		Belfast City Bike Tours offer fun, eco-friendly tours of Belfast City with local guides to show you the sites, some of which are only reachable by bike. Their easy paced tours take in many points of interest with plenty of photo opportunities. Today they are teaming up with Belfast Exposed by sending one of their photography tutors on the tour - on hand to offer advice, tips and tutorials during the cycle, and in the pitstops. Lunch provided by the Galley Café - Belfast’s own floating café serving fresh, locally and ethically sourced fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tours cost £15 per person – bikes, helmets, tour guide, photography tutorials and lunch included! Book online at www.belfastcitybiketours.com

		Part of the film programme led by Northern Ireland Screen, On Your Bike! is funded by the Legacy Trust UK Connections Programme and managed by the Arts Council Of Northern Ireland.