Posts Tagged ‘traitement’

Traitement review by The Bistro

May 4th, 2011

Kenneth Nguyen (photographer from Denmark) just posted up a short story about our latest release “Traitement” on their front page. Looks good!

Check out the full article here:

http://the-bistro.dk/2011/05/like-it-or-not-but-rollerblading-is-here-to-stay/

More about ‘The Bistro’:

We have collected a group of creative people from different environments to contribute and collaborate on The Bistro.

People working within the realms of photography, art, installations, painting, illustration, graphic design, documentary, motion graphics/visuals, music, tattooing, graffiti and writing, to name a few.

The fundamental idea is to create a community which is not concentrated on one theme only, but instead to give a clean and crisp menu of inputs in many different flavors.

The Bistro is a place where you can sit back relaxed – waiting for the full menu to be served utterly for your pleasure alone.

As a natural result the concise mission statement is the following:

1) Good times blogging
2) World domination
3) Give back to the community

Please enjoy your stay, you are much appreciated.

http://www.be-mag.com/news/7701-Traitement-review-by-The-Bistro

Traitement: Meet the Cast

March 23rd, 2011

Dont forget to take a look to bemag’s article, to see what the cast has to say about one of the bests rollerblading videos ever.

http://www.vimeo.com/21133482

Dominik Wagner busting out a big air

February 27th, 2011

Dominik Wagner with a Air shot by Felix Strosetzki in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Traitement Review by Simon Lind

February 27th, 2011

Read the full review of Traitement on Simon Lind’s page, read the first paragraphs here:

Friday night was long anticipated as I was going to see the new masterpiece of Jonas Hansson “Traitement” for the first time. Jonas seems to be the only auteur director in rollerblading and I admire him for that. His style is so unique you’ll always now when he’s been behind the camera and editing. He’s one of a whole bunch of danes that makes me proud of my nationality. So let’s talk a bit about this video:

Traitement is most definitely not a skate video that you’d put on before going on a session. It’s slow paced and filled with artistic shots that makes you relax – It’s treatment for every skaters soul. It’s the video that makes you realize why you spent so much time traveling through so many spots, cities, countries with nothing else but a pair of rollerblades strapped on to your feet. (I guess that came out pretty corny – but hey, I really like this video!)