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Claremont (2008)

Skateboarders Noah Sakamoto and Patrick Rizzo filming each other on a ten-minute downhill slope—in powder blue suits and into oncoming traffic.
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Skateboarders Noah Sakamoto and Patrick Rizzo filming each other on a ten-minute downhill slope—in powder blue suits and into oncoming traffic.

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Directed By:Ari Marcopoulos
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In Theaters:9/2/2008
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Runtime:10 minutes
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