9th St. The Documentary

9th St. The Documentary

Produced by Kenny Horton
Feature Documentary

Overview

Genre
Sports, History, Public Affairs, Society, and Culture
Synopsis

In 1992 a lone BMXer named Carl Lein found a discarded pile of dirt in a downtown Austin, Texas city park and shaped it into a single jump. By 2002 South Duncan Park had evolved into a serious set of world-renowned BMX trails simply called “9th Street.”

Over the past thirty years, a crew of dedicated misfits have shed blood, sweat, and tears to maintain the DIY spirit of BMX and inspire both riders old & new. It follows the evolution of the trails from a neglected city park to the widely beloved community space it is today, enjoyed by riders of all ages.

Check out Handrail Media's first full-length documentary and enjoy the ride as the whole story of 9th Street is told from the wild cast of characters that were there to witness it all.

Visit https://9thstreetbmx.org/

This film premiered as an official selection of the Bicycle Film Festival in 2024.

Stage
finished
Running time
62 minutes

Credits

Production Details

Prod. Co.
Handrail Media
Country
United States
Years of Production
8 years
Locations
Austin, Texas.

Distribution Details

Release year
2024
Festivals
Bicycle Film Festival
Distribution
Available to rent or purchase on Amazon. Available for free on YouTube.
Language
English

Photos

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