Chase the Sun is a coast-to-coast, cross-country challenge that isn’t about speed or being first across the line. Rather, it’s about how much of a land it’s possible to see, to feel, by bicycle in a single day. And it’s the star of BAFTA-winning director Michael B. Clifford’s new documentary film – only the ride is just the beginning.

Chasing The Sun adds further dimensions in the form of its discussions and stories, into which footage of the event is woven. We hear from Tour de France commentator Ned Boulting and Jools Walker, aka Lady Velo. Then a real esoteric highlight, as Moore visits Richard Long, the celebrated British artist best known to cyclists for painting the zigzags on Box Hill, which appeared when the London Olympics Road Race visited in 2012.

As we meet a roster of other riders and cycling lovers we soon realise there isn’t a single person in, or behind, this film who isn’t pushing for a better, kinder world. Their uniting factor? The bicycle.