Last night some of our good friends released their independent documentary, Supermarket Boys, on Vimeo. Directed by Jackson Boren and edited by Brian Bazemore, the films speaks of friendship and fashion in 2006 San Francisco. In their words:

“Its the summer of 2006… In the heart of San Francisco three friends find themselves immersed in a fashion subculture known as street wear and inspired to create a line of t-shirts that defines their lives within it. Abdul, Ezra and Will each face immense personal struggles that will test their will to overcome and ultimately decide the fate of the silkscreen dream they call ‘Supermarket.’ In this coming of age documentary, the three young men strive to search beyond the fast paced, big city life they live and find something real in each other: true friendship.”

You can expect a more thoughtful exposition of Supermarket Boys in the coming weeks. But until then, I highly suggest you take the time to watch this film. Get on the Boren/Bazemore bandwagon before they blow up. You can say you knew them back when. I did.

Supermarket Boys

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