TMFF Selects

A curated collection of films reflecting the stories, craft, and voices that define TMFF.

Selections rotate seasonally, featuring new voices, past favourites, and films worth revisiting.

STORIES OF RESILIENCE

Motorcycles and Mental Health

Four films about healing, perseverance, and the road that helps us move forward.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness, TMFF brings you stories of resilience unique to motorcycling. These films remind us that riding is both personal and shared. That motorcycling is an immersive experience that keeps us grounded and present while also affording us the time and space to grieve or dream alone, or together with others.

Curated by Sophia Vassiliadis

A Motorcycle Saved My Life

The open road presents a point of departure to process deep-seated grief. Revisiting the formative experiences that drove her ambition, lozinski examines the influence of her parents in the present light of day.

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Sharing the Legacy

Mother's Day. Father's Day. We all come from somewhere and we all want to share in what is meaningful to those we love. These films are about the legacy of the ride.

The Drixton

The touching story of how the son of a highly accomplished motorcycle racer tracked down, rebuilt and raced the motorcycle that almost killed his dad.

Adventure & Exploration

When you can't be on your own bike, you can always travel on someone else's.

Southbound

Friends set out to ride off road from LA to Guatemala, passing through forests, the Baja coastlines and 17,000 ft mountains. In the process, they discover the true spirit of adventure and the bond that unites them.

Craft & Culture

We all love our machines, but these builders are poets, and their creative medium is motorcycles.

Song of Sosa

Custom motorcycle craftsman, Cristian Sosa, a metalworker in Las Vegas explains his work process and philosophies while building a new custom motorcycle.

Speed & Competition

Racers may be assembled differently, but the lessons they learn about themselves while chasing down a podium, are always relateable: the importance of family, the value of resilience and the need to let go of what doesn't serve you.

Fast and Left

You’re doing 140 miles per hour around a mile-long track at one of the oldest motorcycling sports venues in the world. A closeup look at the people involved in Flat Track Racing and the community they have developed.