A team of skateboarders performs tricks on various surfaces, including a forklift and product racks, in a fast-paced 51-minute video.
Synopsis
A team of skateboarders performs tricks on various surfaces, including a forklift and product racks, in a fast-paced 51-minute video.
Synopsis
Inside a warehouse, skaters push the boundaries of skateboarding. They jump from forklifts and leap across product racks. Each rider has a section that features tricks on various surfaces, including ramps. Street footage is interwoven throughout. The film includes comedic skits, such as a slow-motion "Chariots of Fire" routine where skaters try to sabotage one another's runs. Released in 2001, "Deca: 2nd to None" lasts 51 minutes and reflects the energy of late 80s skate culture.
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Why Watch
- See stunning warehouse skateboarding tricks.
- Meet the energetic skaters of the early 2000s.
- Find out how skits enhance the skating experience.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 51 minutes.
- The intro montage features skaters using a forklift and jumping gaps.
- The film includes a slow-motion skit inspired by 'Chariots of Fire.'
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What year was the documentary 'Deca: 2nd to None' released?
The documentary 'Deca: 2nd to None' was released in 2001.
How long is the documentary 'Deca: 2nd to None'?
The duration of 'Deca: 2nd to None' is 51 minutes.
What type of content is featured in 'Deca: 2nd to None'?
The documentary features skateboarding, including team sessions in a warehouse and street footage, along with skits and tricks.
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