Rewatching these parts is always a pleasure. I can’t believe they came out almost 10 years ago (2004)… Still some of the best skateboarding out there.

Jérémie Daclin had the hectic Jam session under control.

Adrien Coillard didn’t seem too nervous.

By 7pm the skatepark was rammed with impatient skateboarders desperately trying to find a good seat for the video.

Cliché hooked us up with some tasty donuts.

Alex Maison after hearing that Cliché were going to surprise his buddy Flo Mirtain with his first promodel later that evening.

It’s on! Next stop the Voxx bar.

Surprise! 

Flo, Lucas, JB, Boris, Clément and me enjoying some celebratory shots at the Voxx. Thanks Nasser!

Flo got given a few of his boards to hand out to his mates. Naturally Nikwen got his first!

Lucas, Seb Housset, Maxime Géronzi and Mat from (Official skate shop Toulouse).

Flo is stoked, Steeve Ramy is trending hard and Adrien looks a like he should get some rest…

Charles got one!

The partying went on for far too long… Boris and the boys looking fresh. 7am after-party at Hotel de ville.

Bumped into JB, Gégé, Al and Boris at the airport. Everyone seemed pretty rinsed from this weekend… Have fun in L.A guys!

All in all it was an incredible weekend, I can’t wait for Bon Voyage to finally drop on iTunes and DVD (28th and 26th of April).

In the meantime you might as well rewatch this.

(Okay I kind of lied in the title, it’s not really a proper website ,just a tumblr but his work still looks amazing though…)

There you have it, the official date has been announced. The Cliché boys have rented out the Lyon’s skatepark to organise a jam for the kids and a best trick contest with the whole team and the local skate shop riders before the viewing. “Bon Appetit‘s” world premiere was held there almost ten years ago and it remains one of my fondest “skate related” memories to this day, so I can only recommend you do what ever it takes to get yourselves over to Lyon in three weeks time.

French Fred just uploaded Chill skatemag’s masterpiece, “Filming Crazy”. It’s timeless skateboarding and creative editing have made it one of the most influential videos in the history of French skateboarding. It wasn’t online in it’s entirety until today, so if you didn’t get to see it when it was released 8 years ago, now’s your chance! Flo Marfaing and Luy-Pa Sin’s shared part is mental.

For those of you who don’t speak French, here is an English version of the intro.

SKATE VS CHILL (english version) by bloodyfrenchfred‘]

I guess weird abbreviated titles and trippy editing are also quite fashionable in French skateboarding at the moment…

Above is an HD edit by Julien Sola, featuring K-Rod, Romain Jorda, Oscar Candon and more.

Below is a remix of Kurd Are My Heroes for Live skateboard media K.A.M.H is a Toulouse scene video that came out last year featuring Lucas Puig and his friends… Enjoy!

Anything that has Lucas Puig’s name attached to it is usually sick. The latest Hélas clip, filmed and edited by the man himself is no exception. It features him and his crew skating Toulouse’s DIY spot to some funny salsa sample. The thing is, you are probably used to seeing Lucas put out amazing stuff , but you’ll be blown away by how good his friends are getting. Etienne Baunin and Olivier “boucle” Durou are killing it these days! I think it’s the first time I see anyone do a proper sugarcane on a ledge…