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Dragonslayer (2011)

Dragonslayer documents the transgressions of a lost skate punk falling in love in the stagnant suburbs of Fullerton, California in the aftermath of America's economic collapse. Taking the viewer through a golden SoCal haze of broken homes, abandoned swimming pools and stray glimpses of unusual beauty, Dragonslayer captures the life and times of Josh 'Skreech' Sandoval, a local skate legend and new father, as his endless summer finally collides with the future. Set to the alternately roaring and dreamy soundtrack of bands from the indie labels Mexican Summer and Kemado Records including Best Coast, Bipolar Bear, Children, Dungen, Eddy Current and the Suppression Ring, Golden Triangle, Jacuzzi Boys, Little Girls, Real Estate, The Soft Pack, Saviours, as well as DEATH and Thee Oh Sees. Dragonslayer is a punk-rock manifesto to youth, love and learning to survive after the decline of western civilization.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
- English
Duration
- 74 mins
Director
- Tristan Patterson
Starring
- Josh 'Skreech' Sandoval
Genres
- Documentary
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Robbi C 01 Jul 2012

Beautifully shot! I loved it! Never seen a guy skate a pool fully nude. "I don't know enough to be insulted" - Skreech: the definition of odd

Karina Longworth 01 Nov 2011

Nothing like a traditional social-issue doc, Patterson's one-of-a-kind hybrid captures a socio-historical moment with the kind of charged authenticity that only comes from a willingness to embrace contradictions: It's discursive and hypnotic, laconic and urgent.

Alexandra Hayward 04 Jan 2019

It is both heady and bleak to watch: an exquisite portrait of a lost boy chasing old dreams.

Maarrk H 10 Jan 2012

With 'Dragonslayer,' Tristan Patterson proves himself an adept documentary filmmaker with a great sense of timing, but unfortunately his chosen subject is occasionally less interesting than those who he is surrounded by. From time to time, intriguing figures emerge, yet almost-instantly disappear. Sure, it's a comment on a generation of Orange County skate punks in recession-era California, but it's hard to feel supportive of a fellow who walks away from his infant child because he wants to see the world (and besides one skate championship trip to Copenhagen, never makes it any further than Tuscon for a week). For me, 'Dragonslayer' should have been longer and delved deeper into Skreech's co-slackers than keeping its focus strictly on its chosen anti-hero.

Nick Schager 07 Nov 2011

Is Josh "Skreech" Sandoval the least deserving documentary subject ever?