Skateboard

Year: 1978

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: English

Director: George Gage

ComedyAction

A Hollywood agent, deep in debt to a ruthless bookie, hatches a quick‑cash scheme by assembling a crew of exceptionally skilled skateboarders. He enters them in a treacherous downhill race where the prize is $20,000, hoping the daring stunt will erase his liabilities and launch the riders to fame.

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