Concrete Law

Concrete Law delves into the story of Channel Street Skatepark, which thrived for over a decade beneath the Interstate 110. Despite its illegal creation, the park became a vital part of the skateboarding community until construction led to its shutdown. The film features interviews with park founders, local and pro skaters, business owners, and city officials, painting a comprehensive picture of the park's history and the challenges it faces in reopening.

The documentary captures the passion and resilience of those advocating for Channel Street. It reveals the intricate relationship between the skatepark and bureaucratic control, offering insights into the broader implications for skateboarding spaces in urban environments. With a runtime of 50 minutes, Concrete Law presents a focused exploration of this significant cultural landmark within the skateboarding community.