The documentary flows seamlessly and features outstanding camerawork. The thrilling close-ups of the adaptive bikers racing down the tracks are eye-opening, beautifully capturing the pure joy on their faces. Seeing how hard Greg, Allie, and the other riders work to overcome daily challenges and lead full, adventurous lives is utterly awe-inspiring.
The film also highlights the immense heart of the community. In one touching moment, Greg helps a non-disabled young man learn to ride an adaptive bike. Created by Richmond Mountain Trails, the film is directed by award-winning outdoor filmmakers Ben Knight (a former National Geographic Adventurer of the Year nominee) and Berne Broudy. Together, they expand our horizons by showing these riders flying down the trails.
This powerful film reminds us that we can accomplish amazing things, and even find a second family, when we work hard toward a common goal.
Advisory Note: Please be aware that the film contains a single instance of profanity; Greg Durso uses the "F" word once near the beginning of the movie.
I give Best Day Ever 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. By Evie K., KIDS FIRST!
The documentary flows seamlessly and features outstanding camerawork. The thrilling close-ups of the adaptive bikers racing down the tracks are eye-opening, beautifully capturing the pure joy on their faces. Seeing how hard Greg, Allie, and the other riders work to overcome daily challenges and lead full, adventurous lives is utterly awe-inspiring.
The film also highlights the immense heart of the community. In one touching moment, Greg helps a non-disabled young man learn to ride an adaptive bike. Created by Richmond Mountain Trails, the film is directed by award-winning outdoor filmmakers Ben Knight (a former National Geographic Adventurer of the Year nominee) and Berne Broudy. Together, they expand our horizons by showing these riders flying down the trails.
This powerful film reminds us that we can accomplish amazing things, and even find a second family, when we work hard toward a common goal.
Advisory Note: Please be aware that the film contains a single instance of profanity; Greg Durso uses the "F" word once near the beginning of the movie.
I give Best Day Ever 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. By Evie K., KIDS FIRST!
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