Synopsis
Over 70 years, the evolution of Frisbee transformed from pie tin tossing in Connecticut to a global sport celebrated at events like the Rose Bowl World Championships.
Synopsis
Frisbie's Pie bakery in Connecticut marks the beginning of a cultural phenomenon. In the early 1900s, pie tins tossed for fun evolved into the Frisbee, a staple of outdoor recreation. The documentary traces this evolution through rare footage from the 1970s and 1980s, when Frisbee became a popular alternative sport alongside skateboarding and surfing. Personal accounts from key figures in the Frisbee community reveal stories of innovation and camaraderie. The film also features whimsical animations that celebrate the joy of throwing flying discs.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See rare footage from the 1970s Frisbee scene.
- Meet influential figures in Frisbee history.
- Find out about the origins of Frisbee games.
Did You Know
- Frisbee originated at the Frisbie's Pie bakery in Connecticut.
- The Rose Bowl World Championships for Frisbee took place in the late 1970s.
- Frisbee became as popular as skateboarding and surfing in the 1970s.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the Frisbie's Pie bakery start pie pin tossing?
Pie pin tossing at the Frisbie's Pie bakery in Connecticut began at the turn of the century.
When did Frisbee become a major alternative sport?
Frisbee grew to become a major alternative sport in the 1970s, becoming as popular as skateboarding or surfing.
Who directed The Invisible String?
The Invisible String was directed by Jan Bäss.
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