The Valley of a Thousand Hills is an hours drive north west from the golden beaches of Durban. Located there within the rolling hills is Indigo Skate Camp. Helping to shape the village’s very first generation of skaters. Indigo was built by South African pro skater Dallas Oberholzer. There are other skate-for-development programmes around the country, but none are in such a rural and isolated location as Isithumba, in the Kwazulu-Natal region.
This through the looking glass mini-doco takes brings you into the lives of the youth involved in this program. It’s an opportunity for young people from vastly different backgrounds to come together. But how do the kids from Indigo crew compare to the kids from the big city?
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Ease into the weekend with Manu Crooks 'Different League.' Labelled as a rapper with enormous crossover potential, Australian artist and producer hailing from Sydney, Manu Crooks, does not confine himself to the set sounds of Australian hip-hop, instead expresses his art in his own way.
Driving us home this Friday is Eagles of Death Metals cover of Duran Duran's, 'Save a Prayer'. Considered by some as better than the original, it oozes a classic rock sound that can't date.
Taking you on the journey into the weekend is the classic hit, 'Paranoid Android' from Radiohead's 1997 album, 'OK Computer'. The film clip is a must see while listening to the track.
