In late 1990s San Francisco, skaters Lennie Kirk and Karl Watson document the vibrant skateboarding culture and the rise of the I Path movement.
Synopsis
In late 1990s San Francisco, skaters Lennie Kirk and Karl Watson document the vibrant skateboarding culture and the rise of the I Path movement.
Synopsis
Lennie Kirk and Karl Watson navigate the streets of San Francisco in the late 1990s, capturing the essence of a vibrant skateboarding culture. The film documents the rise of the I Path movement amid the closure of iconic skate spots and the emergence of new locations. Featured skaters include Trevor Prescott, Bart Fasano Jones, Stevie Williams, and Josh Kalis, each contributing to the dynamic scene. Directed by Matt McGrath and edited by Prescott, the documentary runs for 37 minutes and was released in 2001.
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Why Watch
- Meet Lennie Kirk and Karl Watson in their prime.
- See the evolution of SF skate spots.
- Find out about the I Path movement's impact.
Did You Know
- The film features skaters like Lennie Kirk and Stevie Williams.
- It runs for 37 minutes and was released in 2001.
- The I Path movement rose during the late 1990s skate scene.
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FTC - Video III was released in 2001.
Who directed the documentary FTC - Video III?
Matt McGrath directed FTC - Video III.
What is the duration of the documentary FTC - Video III?
The duration of FTC - Video III is 37 minutes.
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