My Bike, My Baby is a short 30 min documentary that follows, Aga, a childfree woman who, through endurance cycling, makes her own “biological” clock.

Don’t expect an explanation. This film isn’t here to justify why women choose not to have children or why they cycle hundreds of miles into the heat of a Portuguese summer. Instead, this documentary—born from a PhD my Phd in Cultural Geography—dives into the hows: how we inhabit our bodies, how we queer space, and how we create new connections through our movements.

Inspired by Sophie Lewis’s critique of the family as property relation, the film gestures—through its pacing, endurance, and editing—toward forms of love and care that unfold beyond enclosure: between autonomy and interdependence, distance and intimacy.

It has been selected for the Film Festival of the International Visual Sociology Association (IVSA) 2026.