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When it comes to those permanent cultures, it may be quite different. The documentary story began when the last permanent roller rinks in the United States is threatened with closure. A community of thousands is fighting in a racist environment to save a subculture that may be the most famous in America. It is the story of rap in the West Coast, dancing and diverse music.
This is a passion project in the best sense of the word, a movie in which the ingenuity and dedication of the filmmakers illuminate the same qualities in their subjects.
This is a film that paints a humanizing portrait of an endangered form of expression, risked at the hands of the micro-racism and economic tribulations faced by the African-American community.
I was hypnotised by the way the camera was capturing these people and embedding itself on the floor, swooping and swinging with as much vigour as the people its watching.
This kaleidoscopically vibrant, essential-viewing survey plunges audiences into a dazzling underground scene, celebrating the endangered art form it finds there.