| Le Vélo de Ghislain Lambert | |
| Director: | Philippe Harel |
| Producer: | Arnauld de Battice, Bertrand Faivre, Sylvain Goldberg, Adeline Lecallier, Alain Rocca |
| Narrator: | David Saunders |
| Starring: | Benoît Poelvoorde, José Garcia, Daniel Ceccaldi |
| Music: | Philippe Eidel |
| Cinematography: | Gilles Henry |
| Editing: | Bénédicte Teiger |
| Distributor: | BAC Films |
| Runtime: | 119 minutes |
| Country: | France, Belgium |
| Language: | French |
Le Vélo de Ghislain Lambert is a 2001 French-Belgian comedy film directed by Philippe Harel.[1]
In the early 1970s Ghislain Lambert, a Belgian cyclist who is born on the same day as Eddy Merckx, wants to become a cycling champion after seeing TV footage of Merckx winning his 1972-hour record. He tries to get involved with a big cycling championship, but only gets a job as a water carrier. His obsession becomes bigger when Merckx appears to him in a dream. Determined in his dream of becoming a victorious cyclist Lambert tries to look for different ways to achieve his goal...