TMFF Victoria (Toronto) Motorcycle Film Festival March 7, 2025 @ The Vic Theatre

The 8th annual TMFF motorcycle film festival will take place in Victoria on March 7, 2025

TMFF Motorcycle Film Festival

Schedule & Tickets
Join us at The Vic Theatre on Friday, March 7, 2025 for a night of the newest and best motorcycle films curated from around the world.​​​

Doors open at 7:00 PM.

Show starts at 7:30 PM and ends at approx 10 PM.

Includes a 15 minute intermission.

19+ Event. Licensed Theatre. No Minors Allowed.

Description of films and links:

Free Ride Spirit
The Freeride Spirit is a visually stunning journey that captures the essence of freedom on two wheels. Set against breathtaking landscapes, this film follows enduro riders from different countries and cultures as they soar through vast, untamed terrain, embracing the thrill of riding offroad. With sweeping cinematography reminiscent of classic surfer and skiing films, The Freeride Spirit celebrates the pure, unfiltered joy of motorcycling and the deep connection between rider and landscape.

Motorcycle Mary Born in Alaska on the brink of World War II, Mary McGee’s early years were shadowed by fear. However, under the care of her older brother Jim, she learned to overcome her anxieties – a skill that would prove invaluable on the racetrack. Following Jim’s lead, she embarked on an extraordinary racing career, starting with cars where she consistently outpaced her male rivals. But it was on motorcycles where she found her true passion and sense of freedom, becoming the first woman to race motorcycles in the United States. Despite facing sexism and personal tragedy, Mary’s determination never wavered. She continued to push her limits, becoming the first person to solo the gruelling Baja 500 on a motorcycle.

Why would you do that on that?
Embarking on a solo journey around the globe is an adventure in itself, but doing it on a hand-built, 10-foot long, fully rigid chopper takes a unique kind of courage and determination. Why Would You Do It On That captures a moment in the incredible odyssey of Charlie Weisel, a rider who defies convention at every turn. Director Christian Taro catches up with Charlie on the open road to delve into his extraordinary life, the challenges of his journey, and the one question everyone asks, “Why would you do it on that?”

Days in January
Days In January is a visual meditation on solitude and the quiet strength found in riding alone. Set in the barren, snow-covered landscapes of Scandinavia, this short film follows Emil Duvander as he rides alone through the frigid winter months. With no dialogue, the film immerses you in a world of stark beauty and serene stillness, where you’re left to confront your own thoughts amidst the cold and desolate environment.

The Rider
Unsafe, uncomfortable, unreliable and the only vehicle where you are the windshield, “The Rider” is an extremely savvy and sassy exploration of why on earth real riders entertain insanity and mount these literal death traps. Told through the unique lens of moto-filmmaker Roberto Serrini, his latest documentary “The Rider”, is proudly presented by BMW for their 100th year anniversary which celebrates the (insane) rider in all of us.

While were here
Aaron’s relationship with his dirt bike has been vital throughout his entire life. It has always been his doorway to a sacred space. After experiencing the unexpected loss of his long time partner, Aaron’s relationship with his bike took on an even deeper meaning than he could have ever imagined. By getting on the bike and stepping through that doorway, Aaron was able to grieve and find some semblance of joy in his life again. More than just a machine, his motorcycle has been a passage to healing, growth, and a conduit to feeling close to beloved again.

A wilder Way
Experienced adventure rider, Suzanne Jolly relearned to ride after a head injury and finally feels capable to take her dream trip: an adventure in a remote boat-access only area on British Columbia’s west coast.

She invites three other women to join her, even though they’ve never ridden all together. The crew load their bikes & gear on a small boat, as they explore what it means to truly love adventures in the wilderness. They work together to deal with a number of surprises in a story likely never to be forgotten.

Himalya Moto Adventure Movie Night November 27, 2024

Masala Bikers present Royal Enfield adventure in Indian Himalaya

This film is about riding the Zanskae Valley Padum– Pensi La Pas at 4400 metres (14,436 feet on the way to Phugtal monastery – one of the only remaining Buddhist monasteries accessible by foot.

Film by Thierry Damilano

Watch this “Teaser Video” and then come out for a great evening with like minded people and support the Canadian Trials des Nations Team 

Himalayan Moto Adventure Poster 2

 

Location: Dave Dunnet Community Theatre/Oak Bay Victoria

Google Map to Dave Dunnet Community Centre

Admission: $20 at the door or in advance from:

Newport Realty, 1144 Fort St., Victoria

Island Motorcycle, 2944 Westshore Pkwy., Langford

S/B Moto trials West, 1297 Boulder Path Rd., Victoria

 

There will be a special Canada Trials des Nations team update and a trials and Enfield bike display.

 

Proceeds are in support of the Canadian Trials des Nations Team.

VMC wishes to express its Gratitude to the following Sponsors

Highlights and Gratitude

In 2024 The VMC undertook capital improvements on the Cycle Park property including a new pavilion, power shed, a toggled power gate, improved water distribution and for the first time electrical services.

These capital improvements, changes to the parking areas, landscaping and improved trial sections could not have been accomplished without the many sponsors that stepped up and supported the club.

This support shone brightly when the VMC posted the CMA national trials event on the weekend of the 8/9 and 10th of November.

The VMC made sure the event was spectator-friendly, incorporating some well-designed man-made sections that added an extra level of excitement. 

A special thanks goes to the event’s many sponsors, whose support made the event possible:

 

True Line Contracting

H. Volk Transport, 

Cutter Industries

Stan Fry Cement Finishing, 

Moser Earth Works, 

Farhill Engineering, 

AAA Rebar, 

Willowleaf Holdings, 

Perrier Roofing, 

Landmark Sign, 

Langley Precast, 

Nichol Electric, 

Pacific Truss, 

Trio Redi Mix, 

Thetis Cove Joinery, 

Moto Trials West

Capital City Paving, 

United Rentals, 

Northridge Excavating, 

Fisher Backhoe Services, 

Global Pro Systems,

Old Dart Management.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to these sponsors.