Film, iBografi

Essayfilm – completed: 13 mei 2025
🖊️ A film by Ibrahim Selman
🎞️ View the Teaser: Click here

🇳🇱 iBografi – One Man show on a Bike

Synopsis

iBografi – One Manshow on a Bike is an intimate, radically independent essay film — made entirely by one person. No crew, no cast, no budget. Filmed solo while cycling through the Netherlands and Spain, the filmmaker explores memory, identity, and belief through sixteen Socratic intertitles.

Armed only with an iPhone, a bicycle, and a philosophical mind, he rides through cityscapes, coastlines, and inner worlds. The film combines poetic voice-over, humor, and personal reflection to form a cinematic journey that is both raw and tender — a quiet rebellion against convention and a heartfelt ode to freedom, doubt, and the human need to keep asking questions.

Essayfilm – completed: 13 mei 2025
🖊️ A film by Ibrahim Selman
🎞️ View the Teaser: Click here

🇳🇱 iBografi – One Man show on a Bike

Synopsis

iBografi – One Manshow on a Bike is an intimate, radically independent essay film — made entirely by one person. No crew, no cast, no budget. Filmed solo while cycling through the Netherlands and Spain, the filmmaker explores memory, identity, and belief through sixteen Socratic intertitles.

Armed only with an iPhone, a bicycle, and a philosophical mind, he rides through cityscapes, coastlines, and inner worlds. The film combines poetic voice-over, humor, and personal reflection to form a cinematic journey that is both raw and tender — a quiet rebellion against convention and a heartfelt ode to freedom, doubt, and the human need to keep asking questions.

Essayfilm – completed: 13 mei 2025
🖊️ A film by Ibrahim Selman
🎞️ View the Teaser: Click here

🇳🇱 iBografi – One Man show on a Bike

Synopsis

iBografi – One Manshow on a Bike is an intimate, radically independent essay film — made entirely by one person. No crew, no cast, no budget. Filmed solo while cycling through the Netherlands and Spain, the filmmaker explores memory, identity, and belief through sixteen Socratic intertitles.

Armed only with an iPhone, a bicycle, and a philosophical mind, he rides through cityscapes, coastlines, and inner worlds. The film combines poetic voice-over, humor, and personal reflection to form a cinematic journey that is both raw and tender — a quiet rebellion against convention and a heartfelt ode to freedom, doubt, and the human need to keep asking questions.