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In 1996, 'Tincan Folklore' was released as the second full-length film from Stereo Skateboards, directed by Carl Shipman. The film features well-known skaters such as Chris Pastras, Ethan Fowler, and Jason Lee, capturing their unique skills and styles. It reflects the essence of 1990s skate culture, emphasizing the friendships among skaters like Greg Hunt, Matt Rodriguez, Mike Frazier, and Neville Sandzabar.
With a runtime of 34 minutes, 'Tincan Folklore' presents vibrant visuals and authentic storytelling. It celebrates the creativity and passion that characterize the skateboarding subculture, offering viewers a glimpse into the camaraderie and lifestyle of skaters during this era.
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.
Perfect For
Skateboarding enthusiasts1990s culture fansExtreme sports followers