photo by Brenton Salo
Grace has been traveling all over the globe setting up London to Paris premieres. East coast, West coast and the EU. Follow her blog for updates and keep track of the London to Paris premieres at All Or Nothing.
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photo by Brenton Salo
Grace has been traveling all over the globe setting up London to Paris premieres. East coast, West coast and the EU. Follow her blog for updates and keep track of the London to Paris premieres at All Or Nothing.
Give & Take is hosting the Tampa Florida screening of London to Paris. More details below.
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Next Tuesday, December 1st is the London premiere for London to Paris. Gonna be a good time! Make sure you head out if you’re in London.
Previously:
London to Paris Premiere
London To Paris
LONDON TO PARIS from Amazing Grace on Vimeo.
You might have caught a premature post I made this morning about the London to Paris video up on All or Nothing Productions, because of scheduling conflicts, I had to take it down. Well, if you didn’t catch it, here it is again with more information!
‘London to Paris’, directed by Grace Ladoja, documents 10 riders from all over the world making the track bike journey from London to Paris to meet Lance Armstrong as the Tour De France 2009 comes to a close. Made in association with Nike Sportswear’s CTRS project, the film’s NYC premiere is set for late October 2009…for stages09.com
About the shoe/ Nike
“Eight hand-picked bicycle riders from around the world came together this Summer for one cause: LIVESTRONG. Each cyclist created their own version of the Nike Air Zoom Tiempo, a footwear style based off of the popular soccer shoe, but newly adapted specifically for city cycling. Bonding over color swatches and carbon frames, seven of the eight guys took on their own challenge, a journey across the European countryside on fixed gear bikes. The crew rode from London to Paris to attend the STAGES art show with Lance on June 26th, where just a few hours earlier he completed the last stage of the Tour de France.
London to Paris, 220 miles, 3 days, fixed gear bikes…What’s the worst that could happen?”