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On weekends right across Australia you might spot a group of lycra-clad men speeding around on their bicycles – they’re called MAMILs, Middle Aged Men in Lycra. A new Australian documentary explores the world of the MAMIL.
An idea to make a film about about cycling enthusiasts around the world turned up a larger story about the camaraderie and mental health benefits for blokes riding together in groups.
Film maker Nick Bird reveals the secret life of middle-aged men in lycra in his documentary MAMIL and Justin Lang explains how riding with the "Fat Boys" cycling club in his home town of Adelaide literally saved his life.
Middle Aged Men in Lycra now have their own documentary.
80 years ago today, North Bondi and Bondi surf clubs joined together for Australia’s largest mass rescue in the country’s history. North Bondi lifesaver Brendan Krone, introduces us to his Grandmother, Norma, the last known survivor of that faithful day.
Mamil. Middle-aged Man in Lycra. The cycling term carries so many interpretations and associations that, at times, Nickolas Bird found it a hindrance while making his new full-length feature - titled Mamil.
Just over six years ago Justin Lang woke up each morning not knowing whether he’d make it through the day.
The 46-year-old had just come out of a relationship breakdown he described as “devastating” and in that darkness found himself pondering suicide on a daily basis.
It's a phenomenon which has taken over roads worldwide, and MAMILs – middle-aged men in Lycra – are now set to take over the big screen. MAMIL, a feature-length Australian film, follows men from Australia, the US and Britain out onto the road, exploring why they get behind the handlebars.
Why this new doco could change your view of cyclists
Good, no, great news cycling fans! A new Australian-produced cycling movie is here with promises of ‘a light-hearted, yet insightful, look at the secret lives of MAMIL’s in their natural habitat’.
Middle-aged men in Lycra have taken the cycling world by storm, and now they're the subject of a new documentary.
