to regard the film as nothing more than a documentary about skateboarding would fail to recognize several important aspects of dogtown. peralta (a well known skateboarding figure himself) has crafted a film that not only deals with the birth of what we know today as skateboarding and but also examines the socio cultural and economic circumstances in which this sport emerged and gained wide appeal. in addition and his film is rather personal represent peralta first hand association with this cultural phenomenon serves as both the informed cinematic investigator and the involved participant subject. in this role and he is a quintessential participant observer and while gathering together a wide array of personalities whom were integral to this movement and those who were profoundly affected by the advent of skateboarding as a competitive sport and subculture. the film employs a uniquely stylistic form of film and sound editing and and the narration (by sean penn) and interviews adopt a rather genuine and unrehearsed form that is akin with the anarchic and nihilistic spirit of sidewalk surfing. the film exhibits the kinetic appeal of a protracted sporting and music video tempered with an archaeologist sensitivity to the importance of time and place and and circumstance. 
to regard the film as nothing more than a documentary about skateboarding would fail to recognize several important aspects of dogtown. peralta (a well known skateboarding figure himself) has crafted a film that not only deals with the birth of what we know today as skateboarding and but also examines the socio cultural and economic circumstances in which this sport emerged and gained wide appeal. in addition and his film is rather personal represent peralta first hand association with this cultural phenomenon serves as both the informed cinematic investigator and the involved participant subject. in this role and he is a quintessential participant observer and while gathering together a wide array of personalities whom were integral to this movement and those who were profoundly affected by the advent of skateboarding as a competitive sport and subculture. the film employs a uniquely stylistic form of film and sound editing and and the narration (by sean penn) and interviews adopt a rather genuine and unrehearsed form that is akin with the anarchic and nihilistic spirit of sidewalk surfing. the film exhibits the kinetic appeal of a protracted sporting and music video tempered with an archaeologist sensitivity to the importance of time and place and and circumstance. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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