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Deca: 2nd to None captures the energetic spirit of skateboarding in the early 2000s, with a strong influence from the late 80s. The film features a fast-paced montage filmed in a warehouse where the team performs tricks on various surfaces, including a forklift and product racks. The cinematography emphasizes both the skill of the skaters and the creative use of the environment.
Each rider has a dedicated part, showcasing their skills both in the warehouse and on the streets. The film incorporates skits and humorous segments, including a slow-motion routine inspired by 'Chariots of Fire,' where skaters attempt to sabotage each other's runs while executing tricks. This blend of skating and entertainment makes the film a unique viewing experience.
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.'
Perfect For
Skateboarding enthusiastsFans of 80s cultureCinematography lovers