3000 km by Bike

3000 km by Bike

2025 · 88 min · ★ 5.0 · Documentary

BMX champion and 2018 Youth Olympic medalist Iñaki Mazza retired from his sport during a period of personal crisis. Years later, he returns to his bike, emboldened by a new quest, and reunites with his partner after their stint at a rehabilitation center in Tierra del Fuego. Mazza sets out on a 3,000-kilometer trek in a cinematic portrait that blends formats, pairing underground BMX footage with beautifully expansive vistas at the end of the world.

Directed by Iván Vescovo · Written by Ignacio Ceroi

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