Film Lens
Fast Friday is a documentary directed by David Rowe that captures the culture of Seattle, Washington. The film focuses on community gatherings and local traditions that define the city, featuring personal stories from its residents. It emphasizes the collaborative spirit of Seattle's creative scene, showcasing events that bring together diverse individuals.
Produced by Infinate Quest Productions in association with Cadence, the documentary invites viewers to experience the excitement of Fast Friday, a day that shows the vibrant atmosphere of Seattle. The film runs for 42 minutes and features individuals such as Kia Kamiri, Keo Curry, and Dustin Klein, who contribute to the narrative of the city's dynamic culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet Seattle's vibrant community on Fast Friday.
- •Find out about local traditions and events.
- •See fixed gear bike culture in action.
Did You Know
•Fast Friday was released in 2009.
•The documentary has a duration of 42 minutes.
•It was produced by Infinate Quest Productions in association with Cadence.
•The film features cast members Kia Kamiri, Keo Curry, and Dustin Klein.
Perfect For
Seattle culture enthusiastsFixed gear bike fansDocumentary lovers