At 54, Sean Goff refuses to grow up. He still travels around the world to skate new parks and take part in competitions, as he did as a pro in his twenties. But as he makes a road trip in Australia to prepare for an upcoming veteran contest, he struggles to recover from an injury that could potentially cripple him. Then the Coronavirus pandemic begins to shut down the world; he is faced with being trapped abroad, away from his family in the UK. For the first time, he questions whether it’s still worth doing what has made him happy all his life. But skateboarding has got him through tough times before, and he’s not giving up on it yet.








COMING SOON
Behind The Scenes Documentary
GALLERY

DIRECTORS STATEMENT
I am the same age as Sean.
I loved skating when I was growing up in the ’70s – amongst all the crazy tribes of that era it was the skateboarding gang that I wanted to belong to.
But I haven’t set foot on a board for over 20 years. Haven’t even considered it.
In the meantime, Sean has continued risking life and limb several times a week.
This is what makes this story so interesting to me – that if you really want to keep doing something you can always find a way.
It shows that my generation is refusing to get old in the same way as previous ones and I believe that’s what will make it resonate with people of all ages and all interests.