Dogtown & Z-Boys (film)

"Dogtown & Z-Boys" is a documentary film that chronicles the rise of modern skateboarding through the story of a pioneering group of skaters from Santa Monica and Venice Beach in the 1970s. It explores how these young surfers, known as the Z-Boys, adapted skateboarding techniques from surf culture, transforming it into a dynamic, edgy sport. The film highlights their innovative tricks, rebellious spirit, and influence on skateboarding’s evolution, capturing both their personal stories and the cultural impact of their groundbreaking vision.