In cinema, cycling was long considered too slow and not spectacular enough. Films preferred to showcase speed and modern machines, like the racing car. Cycling seemed outdated. But gradually, cinema rediscovered cycling as a profoundly human mode of transportation. Films began using it to tell simple, relatable stories from an everyday, citizen-centered perspective. Today, cycling is associated with a different way of seeing the world and getting around: slower, more mindful. The films in this collection show that cycling is part of everyday life and imagination from childhood.