Racing through the suburbs of Paris, the Yamakasi leap across rooftops and swing from balconies, transforming urban spaces into playgrounds.
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Racing through the suburbs of Paris, the Yamakasi leap across rooftops and swing from balconies, transforming urban spaces into playgrounds.
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Synopsis
Yamakasi members leap across rooftops in the suburbs surrounding Paris. They practice the "Art of Displacement," which includes running, climbing, and jumping in urban spaces. This discipline shapes their identities and influences local youth. As this practice gains popularity as an extreme sport, questions arise about its impact on social messages. Filmed in 2006, the documentary runs for 71 minutes and documents the community’s efforts to connect through movement and personal growth.
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Why Watch
- See the Yamakasi redefine urban spaces in Paris.
- Meet the youth transforming their lives through discipline.
- Find out how extreme sports impact social messages.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 2006 and runs for 71 minutes.
- The Yamakasi transform urban architecture into spaces of play and possibility.
- The Art of Displacement is becoming recognized as an extreme sport.
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What is the Art of Displacement?
The Art of Displacement is a way of life for the Yamakasi, involving racing through cities, climbing walls, and leaping across rooftops.
What year was Generation Yamakasi released?
Generation Yamakasi was released in 2006.
How long is the documentary Generation Yamakasi?
The duration of Generation Yamakasi is 71 minutes.
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