North Hollywood

Name: North Hollywood
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: May 14, 2021
Duration: 93 min
Cast: Angus Cloud, AprilAnn Dais, Arsenio Castellanos, Blake Anderson, Jason Dill

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| Release Date (Streaming): May 14, 2021 | Not Rated

Starring: Angus Cloud, AprilAnn Dais, Arsenio Castellanos, Blake Anderson, Jason Dill, Miranda Cosgrove, Nicolo Carlson, Ryder McLaughlin, Sophia Bui, Thomas Barbusca

Summary: The first ever movie about becoming a pro skater.

Director: Mikey Alfred

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 93 min

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Vince Mancini

May 20, 2021

It’s true, North Hollywood‘s story isn’t quite as affecting as its style. As such, it’d be easy to label it “all style, no substance.” But as North Hollywood proves, when you do it well enough, style is substance. Read full review

Thom Ernst

Jul 22, 2021

The comedy in the film is spontaneous and engaging. The drama is subtle and patient, the effect of which makes it challenging to track Michael's progress with his friends, his relationship, and his sports career. Read full review

IndieWire David Ehrlich

May 20, 2021

Half-sketched as its drama can be, Alfred’s feature-length fiction debut is sustained by a complete lack of poser energy and a few new tweaks on some classic tricks; come for Vince Vaughn downshifting into his indie dad phase, stay for the woozy retro vibe that evokes a timeless sense of starry-eyed youth by layering mid-century Doo-wop from the likes of Arthur Lee Maye and The Chiffons over modern skate footage. Read full review

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