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A rider searches for the point where thought disappears and only the motorcycle, the road and the present moment remain. Ascension is a visual meditation on one of riding’s hardest experiences to put into words.

A crash ended Michael’s racing career, but not his connection to the sport. Decades later, he rebuilds forgotten race bikes in the hope of seeing them, and a piece of himself, back on the track.

A childhood spent watching the Dakar with his father sparks a dream that refuses to fade. Years later, Willem Avenant sets out to find out what it really takes to turn that promise into reality.

A lifelong motorcycle mechanic looks back on a troubled past and the machines that helped give his life direction. I Still Love Her is a portrait of one man’s craft, resilience and enduring relationship with motorcycles.

A rider reflects on the battered 1984 BMW R80 G/S that has carried him through breakdowns, wrong turns and unforgettable journeys—and why its imperfections may be exactly what makes it his forever bike.

Two friends roam Nebraska in search of forgotten vintage dirt bikes, discovering that the real treasure is often the people, places and stories they find along the way.

A Japanese couple attempts to cross America on a 1910 Thor and a 1919 Excelsior, taking on the Transamerica Endurance Rally with century-old machines, mechanical know-how and a shared obsession with another era.

After 7,000 miles and two films, the Southbound crew reaches South America for seven weeks of riding through Colombia, Ecuador and Peru taking on jungle, desert and the high Andes on the long road towards southern Argentina.

Four Métis sisters pursue motocross together, balancing family, competition and the sacrifices required to keep racing. Their story is as much about what holds them together off the track as what drives them on it.

After a personal loss, Charlie Reynolds sells everything and sets out by motorcycle, choosing to live as though he has only 30 days left. In Northern British Columbia, the people and miles along the way begin to change what that promise means.