Post Radical
2018 · 42m · Documentary
From Southern Texas to the Middle East, professional skateboarder Rick McCrank explores the weird, wonderful and obscure groups outside the mainstream in the world of skating.
Episodes
1. The Youth42m · From a high school in Sweden to a playground in rural Ethiopia, Rick explores the ways skateboarding is empowering the next generation from opposite ends of the spectrum.
2. The Neighbors42m · The Middle East: a volatile and complicated place. A wall separates two beautiful countries as groups of skateboarders work towards transcending religious and cultural boundaries.
3. The World's Weirdest Skateboarder42m · True artists light their own path through the universe; they are singular stars. We profile one of skateboarding's most daring and unique supernovas: Almir Jusovic.
4. Professional Amateurs42m · Rick McCrank. Frank Gerwer. Two seasoned pros throw their hats into the ring to see if they can cut it in the highly competitive worlds of freestyle and slalom.
5. Size Matters42m · Even in skateboarding, some are maligned by the status quo. Rick explores the worlds of downhill and fingerboarding to find that being "outside" is often better than being “in."
6. A Rolling Obsession42m · Obsessive, passionate, and reliably fanatical, skateboarders obsess over the culture that surrounds them. Rick introduces us to the skateboard fetishist.More Like This
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