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film about dreams and the spirit of skateboarding; |
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unravels how one of the biggest and most extreme skateparks
anywhere in the world got built in a chilli field in Mexico. |
| Justin
Armour, ex NFL pro-footballer, was selling mobile generators
when he and his wife decided to take off for a year south
of the border. Justin had never even seen a skatepark but
he was about to blow his year-off money building one. |
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Justin
winds up in an unlikely partnership with Geth Noble who turns
up in Baja, Mexico to surf -- and just happens to be one of the
worlds leading skatepark builders. When Justin explains that there's
no money left for building, Geth just says
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"Excellent.
When do we start?"
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Though
there are wild and beautiful skate and surf sequences, you could
care less about that stuff and still love this film. To the soundtrack
of local Mexican punk and ska, this is... |
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A
story of faith, synchronicity, and about doing what the hell you
said you were going to do...
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| (70min,
Clockwork Films 2004) |
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