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SUMMARY:Motorcycle Movie Night!
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DESCRIPTION:Let’s bring in the New Year with a Motorcycle Movie and st
	art the year off right!\n\nOur movie this month is “The Road Racers.”
	\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\nWe’ll have snacks and beverages\, but bring a chair 
	if you can!\n\n \n\n“Many film makers have tried to capture the essence
	 of road racing\, often with mixed results. Most have failed to find the r
	ight balance between the fascinating personalities and explosive action th
	at make the sport such a stunning spectacle. Richard de Aragues\, the dire
	ctor of the 2010 TT film Closerto the Edge\, managed to capture some sense
	 of this heady mixture. But DeAragues\, and almost everyone else who has e
	ver pointed a camera in the direction of a bike flashing down a closed pub
	lic road\, has paid homage tothe film that paved the way for all of their 
	efforts. The 1977 documentary\, Road Racers\, which followed the exploits 
	of the legendary but fated trio of Irish road racers\, Joey Dunlop\, Mervy
	n Robinson and Frank Kennedy\, set the standard against which every other 
	bike racing film is measured.\n\nFans will recall the beautifully recorded
	 scenes of Dunlop\, Kennedy and Robinson’s unofficial practice sessions 
	on the country lanes around the Co Antrim village of Armoy where the trio 
	all lived. David Wallace\, the man behind those unforgettable images\, is 
	a native of Dunloy\, just a few miles down the road towards Belfast. Just 
	26 years old when he made his masterpiece\, Wallace had been working as an
	 assistant director in London for the BBC when he decided to return to Nor
	thern Ireland in 1977 to make a film about his homeland.”\n\n \n\n 
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