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MOSER: Dare to Win >>Now on iTunes & Amazon Instant! The iconic Italian cyclist Francesco Moser is a legend on two wheels, born and raised in Trentino, Italy, but renowned all over the world. Nicknamed 'Lo sceriffo' (The Sheriff), Moser was dominant from the mid-1970s to the mid-80s, winning the 1977 World Championships, Paris-Roubaix (three times straight), Milan-San Remo, the Giro d'Italia, and dozens of other important races. At the end of his career he broke Eddy Merckx's long-standing hour record in Mexico City. The filmmakers look back at his amazing career, from humble origins to becoming a great champion, and then proceed to follow the charismatic 'campione' (now 67) over the course of a year, creating a unique portrait of the man, his family and the small town (Palù di Giovo) he still lives in. "A no-holds-barred portrait of the great champion who tells the story of his life and career in an unexpected way," explains director Nello Correale. An exceptional human adventure story, Moser: Dare to Win reveals Moser's deep bond with his homeland and retraces his feats in the company of fellow iconic champions Eddy Merckx, Giuseppi Saronni and Bernard Hinault. { Bicycle Film Festival - Official Selection } *** Just in time for the 2019 Giro d'Italia! *** Directed by Nello Correale | 82 minutes, color, 2018 | In Italian with English subtitles Visit our website to download artwork, sales sheets & more >> www.firstrunfeatures.com Contact Info Press Information: Juliet Lamond | [email protected] | 212-243-0600 x10 or Kelly Hargraves | [email protected] Digital sales: John Bione | [email protected] | 212-243-0600 x13 Screening / Educational rights: Marc Mauceri | [email protected] | 212-243-0600 x20 .

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