RTS award nominated documentary film production company. Current: @501NotOut - feature doc on @BrianLara's world record. Previous: Archivist on @BICYCLEfilm.
This Sunday at 4pm ‘The Fastest Bicycle’ a new feature documentary I have produced at ICONIC which is directed by double @BAFTA winner Michael B.Clifford is having its World Premiere at @RitzyCinema in #Brixton. Its an amazing story. #speed#humanpower#cycling#London#indiefilm
On Sunday "The Fastest Bicycle" premieres. A documentary following the Aim93 Team from @LSBU as they travel to Nevada to take part in the World Human Powered Vehicle Championship.
@CatesbyTunnel features!
What an innings by Davina Perrin! She mentioned @BrianLara as an inspiration - his desire for scoring lots of runs. Both have played for @WarwickshireCCC. Both of them achieved great things at a young age. We are so excited to see more of Dav in the years to come! #Hundred#Dav
Pleased to share the latest episode of the award winning ‘Football and Me’ series that my team recently filmed with the @FA. After the lionesses’ amazing win this episode focusing on the women’s game has even more resonance. #Lionesses#WomenInFootball
https://t.co/IVsfc7BCYe
We are committed to ensuring that DCDC provides an accessible, inclusive, engaging, + productive experience for all.
As such, we filmed a virtual tour of the Teaching and Learning Centre at Durham University where #DCDC25 will take place.
📹 Watch here: https://t.co/IzJRKnVMTs
@pythaginboots Thanks so much for the very kind words. I’m blown away by your review. Whilst I directed and produced the film I had a very talented team around me at ICONIC who were great to work with. Whilst I’m biased I do agree with you that it deserves to be on a big platform. Thanks again.
Film Review: 501 Not Out — The Definitive Tribute to Brian Lara’s Brilliance
Every so often, a sports documentary comes along that just nails it — the emotion, the nostalgia, the legacy. Sam Lockyer’s 501 Not Out is exactly that. As a massive Brian Lara fan — my favourite cricketer of all time from a batting perspective — this film completely blew me away.
Lockyer has poured an unbelievable amount of effort into this. The research, the detail, the people he’s managed to bring together — it shows in every frame. The interviews alone are world-class: Alan Donald, Curtly Ambrose, and so many other legends of the game offering real insight into Lara’s genius. It's not easy to get that calibre of cricket royalty together, but Lockyer’s pulled it off.
The biopic element really captures just how far ahead of the game Lara was, even as a teenager. I didn’t realise he was that talented at football — best mates with Dwight Yorke, scoring overhead kicks for fun — he genuinely could’ve gone pro. That natural sporting ability just underlines how special he was.
One thing that really stuck with me was the emotional side of Lara’s story. I never knew his father passed away before he made his Test debut. That’s the kind of detail that adds real depth and reminds you that behind the records and headlines, there’s personal pain and sacrifice.
The film had some proper nostalgia moments too — the old-school cricket video games! As someone who spent hours glued to those games trying to recreate Lara’s iconic innings, that was a class touch.
As a Birmingham-born lad, Warwickshire cricket has always played a huge part in my family life. I live round the corner, I grew up idolising Lara, especially watching him at Edgbaston for Warwickshire. For people like me, who saw him light up the domestic game as well as the international stage, this film hits different.
The Warwickshire fans featured throughout bring humour, heart, and authenticity. Their love for Lara reflects exactly how we all felt growing up watching him — pure excitement and pride every time he walked to the crease.
501 Not Out is simply world-class. Sam Lockyer has proven himself a ridiculously talented filmmaker with a real gift for storytelling. He’s captured Lara’s impact perfectly — not just the stats, but the culture, the emotion, the magic.
Rating: 10/10.
This deserves to be on Netflix, Amazon Prime, all the major platforms. For cricket fans — especially those of us lucky enough to see Lara play for Warwickshire — it’s unmissable.
@501NotOut@Iconic_Director
New film @501NotOut on the legendary @BrianLara is being shown at @RitzyCinema in Brixton on Saturday 28 June 3PM.
The iconic figure of West Indian cricket graced the Kia Oval in some of the historic moments of Caribbean cricket in this country!
Find out more: https://t.co/0IXbQk5AUB
🤎| #KiaOval