Z from Antiz Skateboards, circa 2007. I can't believe how quickly this was put onto the internet. I swear it just came out, but I could be wrong. In case you didn't know, Antiz is a up-and-coming company out of Lyon, France. They definitely know how to make a good skate video, and have the footage to back it.
Hokus Pokus from H-Street, circa 1989. This is their second video offering. H-Street was fuckin rad, they had Brian Lotti, Tony Magnusson, Danny Way and Matt Hensley. These guys really stepped it up on the streets and in vert. 
This 'n That from Andy Evans and Vans, circa 2007. This video is another offering from Andy Evans, which I just found out recently. It focuses on the UK skateboarding scene, but has skaters from all over Europe and the US. There are a bunch of skits thrown in which are hilarious at times and show some great creativity. The skating is Top Notch, and well rounded too, with a good mix of all types of skating. I'm really getting stoked on the UK/Euro scene lately! I have to thank Matt Sefton for showing me this video on Skate and Annoy.
Freedom Fries from Cliche Skateboards. I've been trying to watch more videos from outside of the US to "broaden my horizons" as you might say. Cliche is one of those companies that really stuck out from the beginning. Their videos have a ton of variety, throwing in funny parts with the sick.
