Cycling the Frame

The film, part of The Cycling Collection, runs for 27 minutes and captures Tilda Swinton's journey starting and ending at the Brandenburg Gate. As she rides through various neighborhoods and landscapes, the Berlin Wall remains a constant backdrop, highlighting its impact on the city and its people.

Cycling the Frame is notable for its focus on a woman's experience, directed by Cynthia Beatt, which adds to its significance in the documentary genre. Collectors may appreciate the film's exploration of both the physical and historical aspects of Berlin in the late 1980s, alongside its artistic presentation.

Available on DVD, this title offers a chance to own a piece of cinematic history that reflects a pivotal moment in time. The combination of cycling, personal narrative, and historical context makes it an interesting addition to any collection.