Stacy Peralta's ode to his old skate crew
Dogtown and Z-Boys is a documentary about the birth of modern skateboarding in southern California in the 1970s. Dogtown was the name of a series of articles in Skateboarder magazine about the 12-person Zephyr team from west Los Angeles. The movie was made by Stacy Peralta who was part of the team.<br /><br />Things starts with Zephyr surf boards store run by Jeff Ho which would become the headquarters of the Zephyr skate team. Then it goes in all kinds of directions from the influence of surfing to skating people’s swimming pools to the commercialization of the sport. Most importantly the film captures the innovation and rebellion of the Zephyr team. There are plenty of talking heads but the real joy is from all the archival footage and photographs of the team, their tricks, their competitions and the fun they had.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Stacy Peralta"], "Producers": ["Agi Orsi"], "Starring": ["Sean Penn", "Tony Alva", "Joe Leahy"], "Studio": ["Sony Pictures Classics"]}

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