Screenings of "Cope", "Making Common Sense", "Moto Borgotaro", "Rosemary" & Speed, Mud & Glory"

Short Experimental: Cope, by Jacob Moss

This personal film examines anxiety and how we deal with it. The film follows a character as he tries to manage his own feelings of anxiety.

Short Narrative: Making Common Sense, by Wyatt Seaverns

A surreal commentary on the transcendent potentials of riding.

Short Documentary: Moto Borgotaro, by Roberto Serrini

Part documentary, party pulp action film, all love and pure passion "Moto Borgotaro" follows curmudgeon/savant mechanic Peter Boggia and the birth of his custom 1979 Moto Guzzi Le Mans into creation. Not your normal bike build movie: no grinder sparks, no silhouette shots, no dramatic music - been there seen that - thisis pure adrenaline, and hopefully tightens your pants like riding the bike would. The film has received praise from the limited amount of industry people given the opportunity to experience. Filmmaker and Moto-enthusist alike claim that it's got "Fellini roots with Tarantino fruits."

Short Experimental: Rosemary, by Eric David Wallace

A young man struggles to make a decision between two lovers, Rosa and Mary.

Feature Documentary: Speed, Mud & Glory, by Dee Dee Wallauer

Speed, Mud & Glory conveys the scent of methanol and burnt castor oil of Speedway sports that dominated German stadiums in the 1960s through 1980s. Today, Germany’s Speedway has all but disappeared. No-namer Martin Smolinski fights to qualify as one of the best 16 riders for the Olympics of Speedway - The Grand Prix.