MV Agusta doco now streaming
In the storied Italian brand's 75th year, 'You see a Bike' celebrates MV’s past, present and futureReleased last year to mark the brand’s 75th anniversary, MV Agusta has now released its documentary, You See a Bike, to major streaming platforms in the US and Europe.
Over 50 minutes, the film details “intense emotions with the riveting stories of the people who made the MV Agusta legend”.
The doco is shot on location in northern Italy and features input from a star-studded cast of motorcycle and automotive luminaries, including founder and chief designer of Pagani Automobili, Horacio Pagani; designer and bike builder, Roland sands; stuntman Thibaut Nogues; MotoGP photographer Gigi Soldano; motorcycle racing legend Giacomo Agostini; and DJ Carl Cox. Providing the factory side of the story is MV Agusta CEO Timur Sardarov; R&D director Brian Gillen; and marketing director Filippo Bassoli, among others.
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“This film is far from being the usual historical reenactment of a glorious past,” said Bassoli.
“It is first and foremost a celebration of the present and of the future of our company, who is alive and kicking more than ever. We prove it every day with the continuing increments to our range, with breathtaking new models both from a technological and a design point of view, with our entering new markets and our never-ending quest for new challenges.
“In Schiranna, we continue writing the history of motorcycling, and bearing the flag of Italy’s excellence in the world. I am delighted by this agreement with two most important streaming platforms, which will offer passionate MV fans a further opportunity to discover the world of MV Agusta.”
You See a Bike is now available for viewing through streaming platforms Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Google Play in the US and Europe (or for Aussie viewers with a VPN internet connection and a 'can do' attitude to IT!).
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