This wonderful short film unfolds beautifully within the thirteen minute running time. Shot on the streets on New York City, it follows the bike rides of a father and daughter and their conversations along the way. I don't want to give away anything else other than to say the film has a nice emotional tug without being overly sentimental.
It's a shame that there isn't a "market" for short films such as "A Bike Ride". Rather than five minutes of commercials and ten minutes of previews, theaters should show their patrons a short film or two. I'm tilting against windmills here, guess for now short films will continue to be relegated to IFC and Sundance Channel.
It's a shame that there isn't a "market" for short films such as "A Bike Ride". Rather than five minutes of commercials and ten minutes of previews, theaters should show their patrons a short film or two. I'm tilting against windmills here, guess for now short films will continue to be relegated to IFC and Sundance Channel.
