Festival organizers are calling it 'Cine Al Pedal.' This eco-friendly movie projection is happening at the Mercado Annex Friday evening where audience members are welcome to hop on a bike and start peddling.
Festival organizers are calling it"Cine Al Pedal," which translates to"Pedal Cinema."
Former Director of the Alamos Film Festival John Sheedy brought this new program over to Arizona, making it the first bicycle powered movie event across the Grand Canyon State. "It was a huge crowd pleaser and community builder in Alamos, and now we are bringing it to Tucson," shared AzIFF Board Member John Sheedy.Sheedy adds audience members are welcome to hop on a bike and start peddling.The makers of these films also plan on attending for anyone who's interested in understanding their perspectives.Caleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9.
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