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Beyond the Strip. Behind the Neon. A Las Vegas story like no other.

Through a combination of archival footage and contemporary interviews, Parkway of Broken Dreams tells the story of the scrappy group of artists, poets, musicians, DJs, and entrepreneurs who built an organic, thriving, and highly influential arts scene along one stretch of road in the cultural wasteland of 1990s Las Vegas, only to see it fade away by the turn of the 21st century.

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Parkway of Broken Dreams now available on demand!

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Reviews

What viewers are saying about Parkway of Broken Dreams

This is a piece of not only Las Vegas history, but Americana.

Andrew H.

Via Facebook

… a kind remembrance to the days of our youth where we struggle to find our voices and identities as we start down the path of life.

Joe P.

Via Facebook

… a visual document of what was a genuine artistic event happening far removed from the garish lights of LVBLVD.

Lenny B.

Via Amazon