Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
This coming-of-age musical features a strong representation of LGBTQ+ individuals coming-of-age.
The No Hand King (2017)
A man rides a bicycle on one wheel using no hands for over ten years. The Self proclaimed "No Hand King" of Raleigh, North Carolina shares his past struggles and the unflinching passion to becoming the best in the world at what he does. In the film, Rodney takes on a 50 mile stretch of the Outer Banks of North Carolina to claim the title and record holder of the longest no-handed wheelie. The film's message is potent and breaks down social borders as his story can be related to by all people of all ages and ethnicities.
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A man rides a bicycle on one wheel using no hands for over ten years. The Self proclaimed "No Hand King" of Raleigh, North Carolina shares his past struggles and the unflinching passion to becoming the best in the world at what he does. In the film, Rodney takes on a 50 mile stretch of the Outer Banks of North Carolina to claim the title and record holder of the longest no-handed wheelie. The film's message is potent and breaks down social borders as his story can be related to by all people of all ages and ethnicities.
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