Luis Tolentino

Dans une banlieue chic de Boston s'entrecroisent les destins de personnages en quête de bonheur. Deux couples se délitent au profit d'une union inédite.

Not a whole lot comes as a surprise these days, especially in the realm of skate videos. Everything has a year of Insta teasers and “trailers” as if it won’t be forgotten the day it gets bumped five spaces on a YouTube subscription feed. Bronze has been the northeast’s most influential thinktank for over half a decade now, and that comes right down to them not being dicks about “teasing” everyone with an upcoming video. Unlike less #relevant institutions, they didn’t need a decade to drop a two-minute clip of falls. Enron just came out with no hype, on a quiet Sunday night while everyone waited for the rain to start. It’s every bit as good as you expect it to be :) This one is perhaps a bit heavier on the “video art” side of things than even Solo Jazz, but at least there’s a totally *hot* Brendan Carroll part, not to mention some other new faces within the Bronze franchise.

Billy Taggart, un ancien flic reconverti en détective privé tente tant bien que mal de faire tourner son affaire. Le jour où l’homme le plus puissant de New York, le Maire lui confie la mission d’enquêter sur la supposée infidélité de sa femme, il est loin d’imaginer qu’il va se retrouver au coeur d’une vaste machination sur fond de campagne municipale.

Hardflip follows the story of Caleb (Randy Wayne) a young skater whose ill mother (Rosanna Arquette) and absent father (John Schneider) leave him reaching for the only hope he has...becoming a sponsored skater. After his mother falls ill, Caleb finds a stack of old love letters. He sets out to find the father he never knew and inadvertently begins a journey he never could have expected. This story explores what happens when we let go of our anger and pain and forgive those who have hurt us most.