Camille's new friends help her to build a new board and Janay, one of the girls from Skate Kitchen, offers to let Camille stay with her. One day, however, she misses her train home and her mother confiscates her skateboard. Camille explains her time away to her mother by telling her that she is studying at the library. They are more rebellious than Camille, smoking cannabis and already sexually active. Though Camille is shy, the other girls are instantly welcoming. Nevertheless, Camille is still infatuated with skateboarding and when she sees that Skate Kitchen, a collective of female skaters that she follows on Instagram, is holding a meeting in New York City, she decides to go. After a skateboarding injury, her mother makes her promise not to skate anymore.
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A spin-off television series made by HBO titled Betty premiered on May 1, 2020.Ĭamille is an 18-year-old living on Long Island with her conservative single mother. It grossed $268,000 at the box office and was well received by critics. Skate Kitchen premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival and was released on Augby Magnolia Pictures. The film was shot on location in New York City. The majority of the cast were non-professional actors, who spent eight months in acting and improvisational classes prior to filming. Moselle decided to create a film about the real members of the Skate Kitchen collective when she met two of them by chance on a subway train, and wrote the script based on Vinberg's own experiences. It is inspired by the real group of female skaters based in New York who call themselves "Skate Kitchen", and features the group's members playing fictionalized versions of themselves. Rachelle Vinberg stars as Camille, a teenage girl who befriends a group of female skateboarders in New York City.
Skate Kitchen is a 2018 American teen drama film written and directed by Crystal Moselle based on her short film That One Day.
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