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A Mat Hoffman documentary. Directed by Jeff Tremaine, produced by Spike Jonze, Mark Lewman, Priya Swaminathan, Johnny Knoxville and Dickhouse Productions.

More on photographer Mickey Smith.

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Full feature video The Trip. Plain insane.

You just can’t watch monsieur Claude Lelouch‘s classic short film often enough.

Don’t miss the footage starting at 18.10.

… is rolling to kindergarten. This kid got steel nuts!

Kreuzberg’s finest are back online.

And just when you thought “Oh I have seen them all”, Uganda’s first action movie hits the stores.

The people from Mutiny Bikes put their epic Let’s Get Mystical online to watch it for free. If you still haven’t seen one of the best filmed and edited BMX films in awhile, this is your chance. Pictured above is part 1 of 6.

By Garth Davis / Exit Films.

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Props to the Frenchmen!

As part of the BCN BMX PRO The Nike 6.0 Standby Barcelona competition saw 5 countries go head to head to shoot the best street film in Barcelona within an allotted time. Countries included France, Germany, UK, USA and Spain. Each team was made up of one lead director, one filmer and four riders. All of the countries had just one week to film and edit their entire section.

We’ll keep you updated on the sections of places 4 to 1.

1080 tailwhip to … what ?!

180° South follows Jeff Johnson as he retraces the epic 1968 journey of his heroes Yvon Chouinard (founder of the Patagonia company) and Doug Tompkins (founder of The North Face company) to Patagonia.

Along the way he gets shipwrecked off Easter Island, surfs the longest wave of his life and prepares himself for a rare ascent of Cerro Corcovado. Jeff’s life turns when he meets up with Chouinard and Tompkins who, once driven purely by a love of climbing and surfing, now value above all the experience of raw nature – and have come to Patagonia to spend their fortunes to protect it.

This is not fair, especially on a Monday! Verde BMX Trip to Hawaii featuring Dave Thompson, Brian Yeagle, Kevin Kiraly and Justin Burns. Filmed in Oahu in February, 2010. Via

Beautifully shot and edited by Paper Fortress. Don’t miss his other videos on Vimeo. Via

Desillusion Magazine is all about surf & skate and the arts and culture that surrounds it with tons of video-gems you might have missed out so far. Like they say on the website: Your daily dose of “Fuck Yeah!”. So true. Via

This kid got balls!

Random BMX footage, filmed by Tom Perry on a Canon G10. See also Part 2 and Part 3. Via

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Made by freedivers Guillaume Néry and Julie Gautier, you can see Guillaume doing a base jump into Dean’s Blue Hole, with 202 metres the second deepest blue hole in the world – all on a single breath. Via

In the summer of 2009 Steven Anthony (San Francisco) and Peteris Bikis (Latvia) did an incredible 3.700 km ride from Stockholm, Sweden to Barcelona, Spain – all fixed gear. Some balls are just bigger than others.

A self-sufficient skate tour by cycling and camping around New Zealands north island. Via

Interviewing NY skate philanthropist Billy Rohan, Gino, Dr. Z, Fred Gall, Jake Johnson, Todd Jordon, Pops, J. Strickland, Steve Rodriguez, Tolentino, Strobeck, Quim, Jahmal Williams and others influential in making the NY skate scene what it is today, the 18 minutes documentary The Get By explores the constant struggle that is skating in NYC, tying these skaters’ passion in with the theme of the HBO show How To Make It In America.

by Tilles Singer

Section from the “The Day Is Over” video by Federal Bikes. That guy was way ahead of its time.