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Carl, a computer programmer living an isolated existence in the remains of his grandparents basement, has activated the culmination of the past several years of his life's work: an animatronic head, complete with artificial intelligence and tasked with the goal of becoming human. Through their conversations, Carl and his creation, Vetro, must endure the obstacles and emotional consequences while trying not to lose themselves.

Yorkshire's sprawling roads have sown themselves deep into the cycling world over the last century. Chris Boardman is exploring the landscape whilst meeting some of the characters who call these hills home to explore their links with the land and find out if Yorkshire is the mould in which cycling greatness is cast.. People like legendary professional cyclist Malcolm Elliott; Two-time Olympic gold medalist triathlete, Alistair Brownlee; Master Framebuilder Paul Gibson of Ellis Briggs Cycles; Regional hero with over 200 wins spanning 2 decades, Sid barras and Rob Jebb, fell runner and cyclocross racer who has won the Three Peaks Cyclocross race a record twelve times.

Jack Thurston and Alec Briggs escape to the lost lanes of France in homage to the French slow cycling champion Paul de Vivie. Riding an iconic piece of British cycle engineering - the Moulton Bicycle, with its 20 inch wheels and derailleurs - will these unique bikes prove to be the perfect companions for a cycle touring stint in the French countryside? This three day adventure between two of France’s major rivers; the Loire and the Rhone, takes Jack and Alec through stunning greenways along 100km of the Via Fluvia.

Crit racer and cycling speed freak Alec Briggs joins Jack Thurston, as they leave the noise of London behind and follow an ancient pilgrim’s trail to the stunning cathedral city of Canterbury. Starting at Westminster Bridge, they’re on a meandering mission to discover if lost lanes really can be found anywhere. As the capital gives way to lush, English countryside that’s steeped in history, Jack invites Alex to slow down, and enjoy the spiritual ride.

Renowned cycling commentator and journalist Ned Boulting joins Jack Thurston, as they step outside of their comfort zone and brave the elements on a Slow Cycling adventure in the Yorkshire Dales, one of England’s most beautiful but uncompromising landscapes. In a terrain of extremes, they go in search of Britain's highest inn, England’s tallest waterfall and the highest road in England, Great Dun Fell. Along the way, Jack invites Ned to slow down, and embrace the highs, and the odd low, in equal measure.

Girona might be little known to anyone outside of the cycling world, but this small city north of Barcelona has become the European capital of cycling in the last twenty years. Hundreds of pro riders live there, and tens of thousands of keen amateurs visit for their holidays each year. In this episode of GCN+ ‘Heartlands’, local resident and professional cyclist Mitch Docker takes us on a fun-filled tour of this ‘playground of the pros’, meeting former and current racers like David Millar, Christian Meier, and Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, along with a few locals who’ve embraced the two-wheeled invasion!

Two best friends, who happen to be pro cyclists, ride the historic Tour de France ‘Circle of Death’ route in a beautiful film that looks at life, love, and what happens when two paths diverge. Ruth Winder and Tayler Wiles of Trek-Segafredo have formed a unique bond, having lived and breathed cycling’s World Tour together on the same team for several years. As Ruth approaches retirement this winter, the iconic cols of the Tourmalet, Aubisque, Aspin, and Peyresourde serve as the stunning setting for one final, emotional ride together as pros.

What happens when an athletic amateur cyclist enjoying life to the max has a life shattering stroke? This is the extraordinary story of Rachael Elliott. On the eve of her 40th birthday, while Zwifting at home, Rachael suffers a debilitating brain hemorrhage, leaving her partially sighted. In this documentary we follow Rachael’s story and get her personal take on what’s happened including interviews with closest people to her, revealing the courage and determination she has, to not just get back in the saddle, but go on to break records on the tandem and set her sights on the GB Paralympics Team 2024.

Jon Cannings is an avid collector of obscure cycling memorabilia: from full bikes, to strange aero helmets, and even road signs. But he’s not alone in his obsession. In this film, we visit five collectors around the globe for a rare and detailed look at items from bygone eras. From Miguel Indurain’s hour-record breaking pinarello to wild 1990s mountain bikes like the Answer Manitou FRS prototype. We learn about how these cyclophiles have come across these items, their significance, and what drives them to keep on adding to their collections.

Melbourne is a city for people who love sport. For cyclists, Melbourne has it all. Ex pro Triathlete turned elite road racer, Matilda Raynolds, delves into what makes the state capital of Victoria the cycling capital of Australia. Matilda catches up with global apparel giant MAAP, racing legend Simon Gerrans, Paralympian Carole Cook, rising star Luke Plapp, and bike brands Baum and Curve to see what makes Melbourne one of world's best cycling heartlands!

London is home to over 9 million people from over 270 nations, making it one of the most diverse cities in the world. But behind the crowds and tourist facade there's a hotbed of cycling culture! Pro cyclist Alec Briggs takes us on a wild tour of the capital and explores why the city has become a hub for world cycling. A proud Londoner himself, Alec meets with Rapha head honcho Simon Mottram, Condor Cycles Grant Young, and cycling legends Maurice Burton and Joanna Rowsell to learn why the capital has become a breeding ground for success.

How does your diet improve your cycling performance? Michelin starred chef Alan Murchison has over 25 years experience working in some of the world's best restaurants. He also happens to be a seriously talented time-trialist, triathlete, and world champion duathlete! After stepping away from the restaurant trade in 2013, Alan now combines his experience as a top flight chef with his passion for elite sport to help cyclists of all abilities fuel their ambitions with food that tastes amazing. In an attempt to cut through the jargon, Alan takes us behind the scenes of one of the most dominant teams in the women's peloton, Canyon/Sram, & puts three amateur riders through an 8 week nutrition plan. Can he prove that you can get more out of your bodies if you simply improve what you put into them?

Ollie Bridgewood is on a mission; pitting classic design against modern innovation in a quest to discover the optimal pedalling system.This is the story of how clipless bicycle pedals transformed the world of bike racing. In the second installment of the GCN+ Revolution series, Ollie Bridgewood looks at the inception of clipless pedals, and the science behind one of cycling's greatest inventions. We speak to the cycling legends that made them famous; Greg Lemond and Bernard Hinault, and hear how they transformed the way they raced. We also speak from the major players in the cycling industry: Look, Shimano, and Speedplay; and discover how modern innovation through pedals is making you faster on the bike.

Ultra Endurance Cyclist Jenny Graham is taken out of her comfort zone on a fun packed two day adventure discovering the forgotten paths of the rural Cotswolds in South West England With best selling author and cycling enthusiast Jack Thurston as her guide, Jenny swaps hard miles and hard timescales for a more relaxed pace - as the two of them weave around ancient roads, stunning canal paths, visit the home of the Moulton bicycle and enjoy a night sleeping under the stars.

Best selling author and cycling enthusiast Jack Thurston takes pro mountain biker Blake Samson to the country roads of Wales. Away from Blakes usual fast and furious riding with his trademark tricks and flips, he experiences a slower ride. Following the river Usk this is a two day gentle caper through a rural landscape, learning about the local welsh history and embracing the lighter side of bike riding.

Who would have thought that an invention from Silicon Valley in the 1980's would have changed cycling forever! The introduction of GPS filtered down into cycling computers, providing us with information, directions and data at the handlebar. Si Richardson and Dan Lloyd are on a mission to find out just how effective GPS computers are as they go head to head, Si with his Wahoo head unit and Dan going old school, with a map! Join us for the first episode of Revolution; a GCN+ series looking at cycling's biggest game changers!

Best selling author and cycling enthusiast Jack Thurston is all about smiles instead of miles. He's urging Hank to take his foot off the pedal and instead enjoy a leisurely two day ride around Dorset in Southern England. Along Jack’s route of rural lanes, labyrinthine paths and roman roads, the pair explore Britain's fascinating history and enjoy its breathtaking scenery.

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A film about what it means to be a woman cycling in different countries around the world. When Manon left to cycle from Brussels to Tokyo, she took a camera with her and met other women cyclists along the way. Hear their stories!

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