2022·Documentary·1h 12m
7.1
★
Celebrated skateboarder Leo Baker shares the details of their rise to fame and the clash between their career and self-discovery as a trans person.
Directed by Nicola B. Marsh and Giovanni Reda
transsexuality
skateboarding
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Cast
Leo Baker
Self
Alexis Sablone
Self
Letícia Bufoni
Self
Vanessa Torres
Self
Tony Hawk
Self
Beatrice Domond
Self
Mimi Knoop
Self
Lisa Whitaker
Self
Elissa Steamer
Self
Jenn Soto
Self
Neen Williams
Self
Cher Strauberry
Self
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
taylor
7.0★ · 03/20/26
saying fuck the olympics and ending up in tony hawk’s pro skater is cool as fuck
saying fuck the olympics and ending up in tony hawk’s pro skater is cool as fuck
Weezer
10.0★ · 04/29/25
This is so cool and awesome I love leo now as a queer enby person
This is so cool and awesome I love leo now as a queer enby person
Grilliam
8.0★ · 06/13/23
I'll admit that I love to pick things apart; I'll gladly accept being called a nitpicker when it comes to movies. Stay on Board is a very human and small scale story that isn't trying to be this grandiose "everything for everyone" thing like 90% of these kind of docs go for. I love how intimate and personal the story is. Although it isn't a long documentary, it gives Leo plenty of time to breathe and share their story in their own terms at their own pace. There really aren't any missteps that I can point out. I didn't like the soundtrack and I thought the score was overly dramatic when it wasn't called for and I'd really have liked an epilogue that gave us an idea of where Leo is headed, but nothing that detracts from the experience. It's raw and eye opening in ways that I wasn't really prepared for; we get to witness a lot of big moments in their life. With a Netflix original, I was expecting a lot more fakeness, fluff, and force-feeding, but this doesn't do any of that. I will never fully understand Leo's journey, but I'm glad they offered me a window into a life so different than mine without trying to shame me for it.
I'll admit that I love to pick things apart; I'll gladly accept being called a nitpicker when it comes to movies. Stay on Board is a very human and small scale story that isn't trying to be this grandiose "everything for everyone" thing like 90% of these kind of docs go for. I love how intimate and personal the story is. Although it isn't a long documentary, it gives Leo plenty of time to breathe and share their story in their own terms at their own pace. There really aren't any missteps that I can point out. I didn't like the soundtrack and I thought the score was overly dramatic when it wasn't called for and I'd really have liked an epilogue that gave us an idea of where Leo is headed, but nothing that detracts from the experience. It's raw and eye opening in ways that I wasn't really prepared for; we get to witness a lot of big moments in their life. With a Netflix original, I was expecting a lot more fakeness, fluff, and force-feeding, but this doesn't do any of that. I will never fully understand Leo's journey, but I'm glad they offered me a window into a life so different than mine without trying to shame me for it.
Anthony Treviño
8.4★ · 08/15/22
Leo deserves everything cool thats happened to them
Leo deserves everything cool thats happened to them
Elías Michel
8.3★ · 08/01/25