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So, 'Roll: Jiu-jitsu In SoCal' is this intriguing documentary shot over a week in California, really digging into the roots of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu in America. The atmosphere is laid-back, infused with the sun-soaked vibe of Southern California, which kind of makes the whole thing feel personal. The pacing is pretty chill, letting you absorb interviews with practitioners and glimpses of their lifestyle. It’s not just about techniques or competitions; it touches on the cultural significance and the community that forms around this martial art. The cinematography has a raw feel, almost like you’re right there on the mats. It’s distinctive for how it blends personal stories with the broader history of the sport.
Explores cultural significance of Jiu-jitsu in SoCalIntimate interviews with practitionersCinematography captures the local vibe
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Dan Lewis
Director