Sixteen minutes of black-and-white footage captures skateboarding culture in 1990s New York, accompanied by a jazz soundtrack featuring John Coltrane.
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Sixteen minutes of black-and-white footage captures skateboarding culture in 1990s New York, accompanied by a jazz soundtrack featuring John Coltrane.
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New York City in the 1990s serves as the backdrop for A Love Supreme. Directed by Thomas Campbell, the 16-minute film features skateboarders using urban spaces for tricks and stunts. Shot in black and white, the film includes a jazz soundtrack by John Coltrane. It documents the culture and energy of skateboarding during that era. Supreme, a brand rooted in this scene, produced the film to capture the spirit of the time.
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Why Watch
- See 1990s NYC skateboarding culture in action.
- Find out how jazz music shapes the film's mood.
- Meet the skaters who defined an era.
Did You Know
- The film was shot in 1995, capturing a specific moment in NYC's skate culture.
- Thomas Campbell directed the film, focusing on the skateboarding community.
- The film features a soundtrack by John Coltrane, enhancing its artistic feel.
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Who filmed A Love Supreme?
A Love Supreme was filmed by Thomas Campbell.
What year was A Love Supreme released?
A Love Supreme was released in 1995.
What is the duration of A Love Supreme?
A Love Supreme has a duration of 16 minutes.
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