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CycleHero - The Movie

The CycleHero one-minute Cinema advert was directed by award winning short filmmaker Paul Fuller and features the voice of newsreader - and President of CTC - Jon Snow (pictured). The ad was funded under Defra's 'Tomorrow's Climate, Today's Challenge' initiative, produced by Sauce with music from brothers John & Simon Andrew.

The film aims to raise awareness of the impact of transport choice in helping combat climate change. This is done in a positive fashion by highlighting the simple fact that cycling is good for you, good fun and good for the environment. The star of the film is our cycle hero Genevieve Lake (pictured), supported by a cast of hundreds. The stars of our campaign to save the planet will be you.

The advert was shown in cinemas across the UK in June / July and was seen by at least 5 million cinemagoers. The advert is featured on the front page of this site or is available on DVD - for a free copy (while stocks last) contact us at:

CTC Climate Change Project

CTC
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Surrey GU2 9JX

Tel : 01483 238317
Fax : 0870 873 0064
Email : climatechange@ctc.org.uk



Jon Snow - Newsreader and CTC President
Jon Snow - Newsreader and CTC President





Genevieve Lake
Genevieve Lake

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