Organizers for the Boston Bike Film Festival are pleased to announce the third edition of this annual must-see festival, set in the heart of Boston's thriving cycling community. Based on the crowds from last year's event, this year’s festival has moved into a larger venue at the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square . Organizers have planned two nights of premier cycling-related films.

The festival takes place Friday and Saturday, October 19-20, 2007, starting at 7:00 pm. In addition to a great lineup of films, there will be a silent auction, a cash bar with wine and Harpoon Beer and food provided by Redbones.

This year’s festival features films by local and national filmmakers new to the festival, and popular filmmakers from previous festivals return with new works. New this year, each night is anchored by a feature film: Gripped Films’ “24 Solo” on Friday night and MGM’s “The Flying Scotsman” on Saturday. The films will be judged by audience poll, and winners will be announced on Saturday night following the screenings.

For more information, visit www.bostonbikefilmfest.org. All proceeds from the film festival will be donated to MassBike, the statewide bicycling advocacy group.

MassBike
The Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition is the statewide bicycle advocacy group, with more than 3,200 members throughout the Commonwealth. MassBike improves the bicycling environment in Massachusetts and encourages bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation. MassBike’s programs focus on legislative action; road and transportation infrastructure design to improve bicycle access and safety; education for bicyclists, motorists, and police; and bicycle commuting.