Ethan Fowler skates through urban settings with skaters Chris Pastras and Jason Lee, reflecting 1990s skate culture in the United States.
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Ethan Fowler skates through urban settings with skaters Chris Pastras and Jason Lee, reflecting 1990s skate culture in the United States.
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Ethan Fowler skates through empty urban spaces in "Tincan Folklore," a 1996 film directed by Carl Shipman. This 34-minute documentary features prominent skaters like Chris Pastras and Jason Lee, capturing their tricks and unique styles. It reflects the camaraderie among skaters such as Greg Hunt and Mike Frazier. The film offers a vivid portrayal of 1990s skate culture in the United States.
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Why Watch
- See Chris Pastras and Ethan Fowler in action.
- Find out about 1990s skate culture.
- Meet skaters like Greg Hunt and Mike Frazier.
Did You Know
- The film runs for 34 minutes.
- Carl Shipman directed 'Tincan Folklore' in 1996.
- Ethan Fowler and Chris Pastras are featured prominently in the film.
- Stereo Skateboards produced this film as their second full-length project.
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Who directed Tincan Folklore?
Tincan Folklore was directed by Carl Shipman.
What year was Tincan Folklore released?
Tincan Folklore was released in 1996.
How long is the duration of Tincan Folklore?
The duration of Tincan Folklore is 34 minutes.
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