I liked the editing and general tone quite a lot but it could've been dialled back a touch for my taste.
It definitely has a memorable spirit/world of it's own which I always appreciate. It was a pretty heavy and emotive watch for me when I checked it out yesterday. Good stuff.
I was legitimately surprised by the skating myself; so many wildcard clips. Had to rewatch to really catch the nosegrab on that boardslide around the curved bench. I also liked the mix of spots; keeps alternating in between the more famous ones, and then completely random curbs or stairs most Parisian skaters don't even notice. Worth noting, although I personally share your sentiment, that crew has been running those aesthetics for a while (10-15 years, way before the likes of Palace blew them up) and I don't think any skate media - even local - ever really paid attention to them before, so it's really just a bunch of homies making videos for themselves (hence all the personal photos, etc.) which is think is authentic and sick.
Topic: "Perdu Un Jour De Plus" by Sebastien Rolando / Paris 15mn (Read 242 times)