Chlorine

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A Pool Skating Documentary Chlorine dives deep into the hardcore world of pool skating like no other film before it. This documentary covers all aspects of backyard pool skating with the founding fathers, diehard 'lifers' and some of today's hottest names. Steve Alba, Dave Reul, Brian Patch, Hitz, ,Hassan, Tony Alva, Dave Hacket and Lance Mountain give you a first hand look at their guerilla tactics and covert operations in order to satisfy their craving for coping. Chlorine has been so well received by its subjects that they have donated never-before-seen film and personal photos to contribute to its completion. Also included are rare songs from Devo that have never been released. DVD Special Features Audio Commentary by Salba & Reuler Lance Mountain's Super 8 Diaries A Short Film by Toby Burger Eye on LA Photos Trailers

Chlorine

Madman Entertainment

Release Date: 13/01/2004
Audio tracks: Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Languages: English
Genre: Skate
Runtime: 45.0 mins
Format: DVD, All Regions (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Widescreen
Catalogue: MMA2123

"Chlorine is an excellent film that should be seen not only by skaters both old and new, but by those who enjoy exploring different cultural phenomenons...and the strength of the people involved. 5 out of 5" - John-Book.com

Chlorine shines as one of the greatest skating documentaries ever made for several reasons" - dvdtalk.com

"Chlorine is such an excellent movie, that talking about it simply can't do it justice" - dvdtalk.com

"Finally the pool skating sect gets to see some footage of their heroes riding their preferred terrain" - skateboardermag.com

"Watching the trailer- it made me want to skate the pools in it. The movie holds up the importance of still actually getting out there and skating pools rather than simply studying that era as a historical reference. It puts the 'now' in Dogtown." -Mackenzie Eisenhour, Associate Editor of Skateboarder magazine