[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"festival-about-68292":3},{"festival":4,"years":23,"news":26,"about":27},{"entryId":5,"urlTitle":6,"status":7,"name":8,"originalName":9,"alsoKnownAs":10,"logo":13,"logoAppearance":14,"logoOg":20,"about":21,"isManaged":22},68292,"international-cycling-film-festival","open","International Cycling Film Festival","Internationales Festival des Fahrrad-Films",[11,12],"ICFF","Internationales Festival des Fahrradfilms","https:\u002F\u002Fimg.r.vurchel.com\u002Ffestivals\u002F_th600\u002Fkxnqbqld.webp?v=7a67f70a",{"mode":15,"edge":16,"edgeLight":17,"plateLight":18,"plateDark":18,"crop":19,"og":19},"card","#ffffff",true,"none",null,"\u002Fimg\u002F_og\u002F73320.jpg?v=7a67f70a","Bicycles connect the short films at the International Cycling Film Festival (ICFF), from animation and documentary to stories about everyday riding, travel and cycling culture. Its main home is the Flottmann-Hallen in Herne, Germany, with partner screenings in Poland, the Netherlands and Kosovo. The festival traces its beginnings to Bochum in 2006 and awards the Goldene Kurbel for the best bicycle film. The competition centres on shorts, while the supporting programme also includes features. The Europäisches Büro für Filmkunst und Fahrradkultur e.V. is the organisation behind the festival. The dates for the 21st edition in Herne are 7–13 March 2027.",false,[24],{"year":25,"hasAwards":22,"hasSelection":17},"2016",[],{"aboutHtml":28,"countries":29,"focus":31,"categories":32,"nextDates":37,"awardsPrizes":38,"rules":39,"website":40,"contacts":41,"editDate":58},"\u003Cp>Bicycles connect the short films at the International Cycling Film Festival (ICFF), from animation and documentary to stories about everyday riding, travel and cycling culture. Its main home is the Flottmann-Hallen in Herne, Germany, with partner screenings in Poland, the Netherlands and Kosovo. The festival traces its beginnings to Bochum in 2006 and awards the Goldene Kurbel for the best bicycle film.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>The competition centres on shorts, while the supporting programme also includes features. The Europäisches Büro für Filmkunst und Fahrradkultur e.V. is the organisation behind the festival. The dates for the 21st edition in Herne are 7–13 March 2027.\u003C\u002Fp>",[30],"Germany",[],[33,34,35,36],"Animation","Documentary","Feature","Short","7 March 2027 — 13 March 2027","The Goldene Kurbel recognises the best bicycle film. The jury also presents the Souvenir Albert Richter for the best cycling sport film, commemorating the German track cyclist. The Herne audience selects its own award for best bicycle film.","Films must address cycling, bicycles or closely related subjects. The Goldene Kurbel competition accepts short films, with a recommended maximum length of 20 minutes; longer works may be included exceptionally. Features can appear in the supporting programme. The festival languages are German and English; films in other languages should have German or English subtitles. Submissions can be supplied by digital transfer or by post on a data carrier or DVD. Entrants must hold submission rights and accept the terms. The festival reserves the right to screen submitted works at later festivals and special events in Germany and abroad.","https:\u002F\u002Fcyclingfilms.de\u002F",[42,46,50,54],{"type":43,"value":44,"note":45},"Email","info@cyclingfilms.de","General enquiries and film submissions",{"type":47,"value":48,"note":49},"Phone","+49 151 70191280","Festival office",{"type":51,"value":52,"note":53},"Address","International Cycling Film Festival, c\u002Fo Gernot Mühge, Schloss Wielert, Im Wielert 10, 44807 Bochum, Germany","Festival office and postal film submissions",{"type":55,"value":56,"note":57},"Website","https:\u002F\u002Fcyclingfilms.de\u002Fformular","Film submission form",1792253502]