Line of Sight is the inside story of underground bicycle racing, told through ten years of Lucas Brunelle's helmet-camera footage of the world's fastest riders in the world's most chaotic places. From New York and London to Guatemala and the Great Wall of China, it plunges into the illegal alleycat races and the fearless messenger culture that surrounds them.

Why This Film Matters: Alleycat racing is exhilarating, illegal, and genuinely dangerous, a raw expression of urban cycling at its most defiant. Line of Sight captures that world from the inside, neither glorifying nor apologising, and preserves a subculture, and a global community of riders, that most people never knew existed.