In 1984, Venice Beach, California becomes the hub of a cultural phenomenon as young people of color escape inner city turmoil to create a new scene: roller dancing. This diverse group's talent and charisma attracts massive crowds and inspires Hollywood. However, their success is threatened by politics, money, and gentrification.
Roller Dreams
In the midst of 1984's social upheaval, Venice Beach, California, became a vibrant hub of artistic expression, drawing young people of color from the inner city to its eclectic shores, where roller skating evolved into a groundbreaking cultural phenomenon.
