'Oski' is an intimate portrait of a young prodigy  and the culture that surrounds him. A film  documenting a year in the life of skateboarding  sensation Oskar ‘Oski’ Rozenberg as he  transforms from cool street skater to celebrity  sportsman competing in the Olympics.  The demands of being a sportman with  a shot at the gold medal in Tokyo weighs  hard on Oski. It’s obvious that he is not your  everyday athlete. Can his sport, and his culture  survive the transition from underground to  mainstream? And will he loose himself and  everything dear to him in the process?  'Oski' explores the history of  a subculture at a pivotal point in its history  and how a humble and different thinking  athlete, loved and adored by thousands of  skateboarders all around the world, struggles  to find his own path in life as an adult and  sportsman.

Oski

Nestled in a thicket along the old E6 highway outside Falkenberg, Sweden, lies a peculiar sight - an abandoned concrete skate park, which over the years seems to have lost its former luster. However, this is no ordinary park; it is actually one of the world's oldest. This concrete oasis has aged like a living book, where truths dance with untruths, hidden in its concrete cracks. Its existence is not merely a local curiosity but rather a vivid portrayal of a time when skateboard culture was taking its first tentative steps. Among these enchanted souls is skateboarder John Magnusson. Upon learning that a new residential area plan is being devised, potentially delivering the final blow to the skate park, he takes matters into his own hands in a desperate attempt to save this unique piece of history. With images and archives emerging for the first time, Automobilen takes us on a road trip to the "Las Vegas of Halland, Sweden" in the 1970s, a place that was anything but abandoned. Stories from both the past and present are woven around the big question: What really constitutes cultural heritage?