All the Streets Are Silent: The Convergence of Hip Hop and Skateboarding (1987-1997)

About the movie

In Downtown Manhattan in the early 90s, two vibrant and potent subcultures were colliding: Skateboarding and hip hop. This convergence of the two subcultures created an urban style, visual language and dynamic collision that would have a long-lasting cultural effect on history.
Directed by Jeremy Elkin and narrated my Eli Morgan Gesner, All The Streets Are Silent is an essential history lesson of two subcultures that met, progressed and evolved over a decade – as told by the people who were of a part of the cultural scene. Official Selection at Tribeca Film Festival.

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