Rom Boys: 40 Years of Rad
Synopsis
So it is one of the world's oldest and most unique skateparks, but following a devastating fire, it is financially on its knees. Meet the park’s middle age skaters, BMXers and street artists, who against all the odds, are fighting to keep it alive for the next generation.
Shot in stunning full 4K this is the first time a feature length documentary has looked at the early British skateboarding scene and the first generation of skaters and BMX riders from the late seventies and eighties who are still going strong. Rom Boys features archive footage from the past 40 years and over thirty interviews with some of the worlds biggest names in skate and BMX from the UK and US.
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 78 min
- Format
- 4K Digital
- Director
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Matt Harris 1st Feature
- Producer
- Matt Harris
- Executive Producer
- Lucy-Emma Harris
- Editor
- Matt Harris
- Director of Photography
- Matt Harris
- Sound
- Will Berridge, Carlos Hernandez
- Composer
- Fernando Martinez
- Principal cast
- Lance Mountain, Maximillion Cooper, Bob Haro, The London Police, John Buultjens, Pedro Barros, Andy Ruffell, Ronnie Sandoval, Miki Vuckovich, Dion Penman, Iain Borden.
- Story Consultant
- Susan Brand
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Pixelwork
PO Box 508Grays
Essex RM17 5EB
Sales Company
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