A feature documentary film about Ali Boulala, a world-famous skateboarder who tries to heal the wounds on the inside. Kickstarter Project www.kickstarte...
Whoa! Never heard of this until just now. Looks like they met their goal of €35,000. I'll definitely buy this when it comes out. Boulala rules. They need to get him on the Nine Club.
I saw this film yesterday and I can't stop thinking about it. It's painfully honest. No whitewashing, no grandiosity, just pure honesty. There's laughter, pain, and tears. All you need in a good documentary.
@@aog8202 I saw it at the Warsaw Film Festival... the director of this film was there for a Q&A... such a cool experience :) I haven't been able to find it anywhere... I can't wait to get it on DVD!
As someone who's funded films on Kickstarter, I get it... but maybe after all the backers get their copy, something like this should be available to young, skate kids who perhaps don't have the money to spend on a documentary. Ali's story is on of importance in the skateboarding world, because as the great Stacy Peralta once said in his "Dogtown and Z Boys" documentary; "A lot of wayward kids get attracted to skateboarding..." He claims he doesn't know why, but of course he does. Skateboarding is FREE. Once you get a complete setup, which nowadays can be gotten super cheap, it doesn't COST anything to ride a skateboard. Your parents don't need to sign you up for some "league" or team sport bullshit, where you need uniforms or all that shit that costs $$$$$$. If I were the director of this film, I'd contact Roger over at The Nine Club and see if you can get on to promote the film. That would be a step in the right direction. Crob, Kelly, Roger, Steezus, etc... all those guys are super cool and I'm sure would try to help you out in any way they could. I think they'd be all over something like this... anyway. Just my 2 cents. Good luck mate.
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peace drunk..ali
Whoa! Never heard of this until just now. Looks like they met their goal of €35,000. I'll definitely buy this when it comes out. Boulala rules. They need to get him on the Nine Club.
well, they have travel all the way to Europe in order for that to happen.
@@irregularhunterj8014 Or they can just do it online
This will be so good
FFIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNAAAAAAAALLLLLLLYYYYYYY, dude im eternally grateful. this is doing gods work so im all in.
I saw this film yesterday and I can't stop thinking about it. It's painfully honest. No whitewashing, no grandiosity, just pure honesty. There's laughter, pain, and tears. All you need in a good documentary.
Where did you see it? What platform is it available on?
@@aog8202 I saw it at the Warsaw Film Festival... the director of this film was there for a Q&A... such a cool experience :) I haven't been able to find it anywhere... I can't wait to get it on DVD!
Yep. A great docu film. A must see for any skater or skateboard fan
I want to see this film now
J'en garde un souvenir assez exceptionnel, mon frère le la fait découvrir 👍, dur dur, j'aimerais bien voir ce doc....
come on drop it the documentary. we all broke
I hope this will be released soon
How has no one posted where to see this
Where can you see this? Or buy it?
So it's like the Epicly Later'd episode but with more footage ?
When and where can I watch this present day in California?
I’m asking the same question
where when how
Is this done? Where can I get it???
exciting 😊
When does this come out ?
anyone know where we can watch this?
will it be released on youtube?
As someone who's funded films on Kickstarter, I get it... but maybe after all the backers get their copy, something like this should be available to young, skate kids who perhaps don't have the money to spend on a documentary. Ali's story is on of importance in the skateboarding world, because as the great Stacy Peralta once said in his "Dogtown and Z Boys" documentary; "A lot of wayward kids get attracted to skateboarding..." He claims he doesn't know why, but of course he does. Skateboarding is FREE. Once you get a complete setup, which nowadays can be gotten super cheap, it doesn't COST anything to ride a skateboard. Your parents don't need to sign you up for some "league" or team sport bullshit, where you need uniforms or all that shit that costs $$$$$$. If I were the director of this film, I'd contact Roger over at The Nine Club and see if you can get on to promote the film. That would be a step in the right direction. Crob, Kelly, Roger, Steezus, etc... all those guys are super cool and I'm sure would try to help you out in any way they could. I think they'd be all over something like this... anyway. Just my 2 cents. Good luck mate.
Where can I see the film?
roll this guys
shut up and take my money
Goddamn the director had the worlds longest v neck shirt on 😂😂😂🤦🏻♂️😂😂
Haha
where can i watch this?