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DocumentaryOct 16, 2026
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No Comply – Skate & Sexism is a French documentary following Jess, Loanne, and Lilou, members and founders of the Apax Skate Crew, a Montpellier-based collective for women and gender minorities in skateboarding. It released on 7 May 2025.
No Comply – Skate & Sexism released on 7 May 2025. No specific theatrical or streaming platform information is available from the current data.
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The documentary follows Jess, Loanne, and Lilou, members and founders of the Apax Skate Crew. The crew is a Montpellier-based collective that brings together women and gender minorities around skateboarding.
The film is a documentary. It combines observational footage of skateboarding events and daily life with an examination of sexism and gender-based exclusion in skate culture.
The Apax Skate Crew is a collective based in Montpellier, France, founded to bring together women and gender minorities around skateboarding. The crew organises women-only sessions, participates in competitions such as FISE, and hosts dedicated events like the Chica Chique Sess.
No Comply – Skate & Sexism is a French-language documentary that released on 7 May 2025. The film centres on the Apax Skate Crew, a collective founded and based in Montpellier that organises around women and gender minorities in skateboarding.
The documentary follows three of the crew's founding members — Jess, Loanne, and Lilou — through their daily lives, women-only skate sessions, and events including the Chica Chique Sess and the FISE competition. Through this lens, the film addresses the structural barriers female skaters encounter: sexism within skate culture, limited media coverage, and the broader marginalization of women in the sport.
Alongside its critique, the film documents the solidarity and commitment that sustain the Apax Skate Crew and its efforts to build a more inclusive skate scene.

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