
The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding
Synopsis
Documentary about the history of skateboarding in Kansas City. Featuring music from Shy Boys, Warm Bodies, Sounding the Deep, Kill Creek, the Casket Lottery, Human Traffic, and Old Canes.
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January 11, 2019
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- Director
- Richie Wolfe
- Original Title
- The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 26m
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Richie Wolfe
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Richie Wolfe
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding
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What is The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding about?
Documentary about the history of skateboarding in Kansas City. Featuring music from Shy Boys, Warm Bodies, Sounding the Deep, Kill Creek, the Casket Lottery, Human Traffic, and Old Canes.
Who directed The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding?
The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding was directed by Richie Wolfe.
Who stars in The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding?
The principal cast of The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding includes Benji King, Dan Askew, Sean Malto.
When was The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding released and how long is it?
The Line: A History of Kansas City Skateboarding was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 1h 26m.
