Choppertown: The Sinners (2005)

Directors:

Zack Coffman
Scott Di Lalla

Writers:

Scott Di Lalla
Zack Coffman

Release Date:

15 August 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Action | Adventure

Tagline:

A bike's not finished until you put some miles on it with your bros.

Plot:

Custom chopper builder and punk rocker Kutty Noteboom builds his working man's chopper from the ground...

Plot Keywords:

Chopper | Hot Rod | Punk | Motorcycle | Biker

Awards:

3 wins

Cast

Rico Fodrey	...	Himself
Rob Fortier	...	Himself
Cole Foster	...	Himself
Gary Frye	...	Himself
James Intveld	...	Himself
Jason Jessee	...	Himself
Kutty Noteboom	...	Himself
Danny Takahashi	...	Himself
Eric Webb	...	Himself
Jimmy White	...	Himself

Directed by
Zack Coffman
Scott Di Lalla

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Zack Coffman
Scott Di Lalla

Produced by
Zack Coffman	....	producer
Scott Di Lalla	....	producer

Cinematography by
Zack Coffman
Scott Di Lalla
Armando Koghan

Film Editing by
Zack Coffman
Scott Di Lalla

Sound Department
Anthony Pardines	....	sound recordist

Other crew
Nick Corrado	....	production assistant
Arthur Di Lalla	....	production accountant
Martin Perlberger	....	legal

Thanks
Michael Baron	....	thanks

Production Companies

• One World Studios Ltd.

Distributors

• One World Studios Ltd. (2005) (worldwide) (all media)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

One World Studios Ltd.

Movie Connections:

References Easy Rider (1969)

Soundtrack:

One Sweet Letter

Not Just for Bikers

I've watched, and lost my taste for, American Chopper and Monster Garage. It turns out, this is what I was waiting for all along.

What do you do when you're working class or out-of-working class, don't have (1) access to a cavernous shop full of sparkling tooling and fabrication equipment, (2) money and contacts for designer frames and components, or (3) the kind assistance of a rich Cable TV network? You grab some beers and your best buds and hit the junkyards. You wright with your hands, you refurbish (or not), you improvise. You use your love, your expertise, your blood, and those of your buds and turn that junk to gold. What's left after that? Two things. The ride and the party. This movie is as much about deep, deep bonds and the joy that can be made out of a hard life as it is about a build. It's a marriage of art and philosophy -- simple and vivid as a haiku.