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Lords of Dogtown |
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Genre
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Drama,
Sports Drama,
Teen Movie,
Coming-of-Age.
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Year
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2005 |
Director
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Catherine Hardwicke.
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Actors
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Emile Hirsch,
Victor Rasuk,
John Robinson,
Michael Angarano,
Nikki Reed,
Heath Ledger,
Rebecca De Mornay,
Johnny Knoxville,
Jay Adams,
Tony Alva,
Alexis Arquette,
Steve Badillo,
Ned Bellamy,
Bob Biniak,
Sarah Blakely-Cartwright,
Eric "Tuma" Britton,
Eddie Cahill,
Chris Chaput,
Bill Cusack,
Melonie Diaz,
Skip Engblom,
Chad Fernandez,
America Ferrera,
Ray Flores,
Lucas Gasperik,
Reid Harper,
Tony Hawk,
Mitch Hedberg,
Elden Henson,
Chelsea Hobbs,
Chuck Hosack,
Paulette Ivory,
Mark Kubr,
Vincent Laresca,
Stephanie Limb,
Bai Ling,
Cheyne Magnusson,
Matt Malloy,
William Mapother,
Joel McHale,
Julio Oscar Mechoso,
Jim "Red Dog" Muir,
Charles Napier,
Don Nguyen,
Benjamin Nurick,
Mike Ogas,
Stacy Peralta,
Kristian Peterson,
Travis Peterson,
Laura Ramsey,
Rene Rivera,
Pablo Schreiber,
Rebeca Silva,
Jack Smith,
Daniel Venegas,
Raphael Verela,
Sofía Vergara,
Joe Virzi,
Kirk Ward,
Shea Whigham,
Brian Zarate.
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File
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Runtime: |
106:00 |
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dvd-rip |
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701.69 Mb |
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Storyline:
The true story of the kids who created modern skateboard culture is recreated in this drama. In the early '70s, skateboards were seen as a fad of the 1960s that had all but died out, but in a rough-and-tumble Venice, CA, community known as "Dogtown," that was about to change. Tony Alva (Victor Rasuk), Stacy Peralta (John Robinson), and Jay Adams (Emile Hirsch) were three guys who liked to surf the rugged beaches around Venice and hung out at the Zephyr Surf Shop, a store run by Skip Engblom (Heath Ledger) that stocked gear for adventurous surfers and skateboarders. With the advent of new urethane wheels that connected with concrete in a way old metal and rubber wheels could not, Tony, Stacy, and Jay began exploring ways to translate radical surf style to skateboarding, and the guys invented a new way to skate inside the smooth, round surfaces of empty pools, employing vertical moves and edge flips that added a new and dramatic spin to skating. It didn't take long for word to spread about the wild new style of the Z-Boys, and they quickly became local celebrities, and later nationwide skating stars, though sudden fame took its toll on these young men. The true story of Lords of Dogtown was previously the basis of the acclaimed documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys, directed by former Z-Boy Stacy Peralta, who like Tony Alva served as a consultant on this project. |
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