Crystal Moselle

filmmaker

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Filmmaker; director of The Wolfpack

Crystal Moselle on KCRW

In New York, there’s an all-female skateboarding group called “The Skate Kitchen.”

Young women making waves on the skateboard

In New York, there’s an all-female skateboarding group called “The Skate Kitchen.”

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This year's Grand Jury Prize-winner for a documentary at Sundance was a movie...about the power of movies.

'The Wolfpack'

This year's Grand Jury Prize-winner for a documentary at Sundance was a movie...about the power of movies.

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