“At the age of twenty one, Honolua Blomfield’s two world titles are an absolutely incredible feat. What I find even more remarkable, however, is her casual demeanor. She exudes an honest simplicity in her approach to surfing, which serves as a refreshing breakaway that competing for a world title both fosters in and demands of people.” – Direct/film/edit: Morgan Maassen.
A film about artist Wolfgang Bloch that follows his rise as a celebrated surf painter to his painful divorce. From those ashes, he he becomes born anew and his painting takes a new direction. Director: Adam Warmington.
From Surfers Journal, an excerpt from Bob Evans’ 1968 classic. Evans is one of surfing’s most prolific early film- and magazine-makers. He ran with the influential surfers of his time and place, including Bob McTavish, George Greenough and Nat Young.
The award winning documentary SPOONS explores Santa Barbara's relationship to the shortboard revolution, as kneeboarder and filmmaking pioneer George Greenough traveled to Australia where he connected with Bob McTavish and Nat Young to ultimately change surfing forever.
Trevor Gordon sips on the cool waters of California. While we are all resting our bones at home, allow "Boo Bapp Bleep" to stretch your mind. A dose of meditative medicine that is gently hammered home through the healing powers of Farmer Dave. Slip into something comfortable (again) and enjoy the ride. – Mollusk Surf Shop
“A shared moment when photographer Chris Klopf allowed me to had deliver a photo that Owl really liked. That photo inspired this special interview.” – Doug Walker, filmmaker, Lost and Found, on 70s North Shore surfer Owl Chapman.
Featuring seven time World Surf League Champion, Stephanie Gilmore, in addition to the young star Coco Ho and legendary free surfer, Leah Dawson, Electric Wave celebrates sustainability and progression within and beyond the surf world.
Introducing Adrian Lopez, a stylish surfer and a unique character from the Moroccan surfing culture. With the influence of many other surfers and shapers, he started to shape his own boards trying to experience and find his own style. When he saw one of the longest swells of the decade approaching the coast of Morocco, he finished a couple of big fishes and drove south. The result, pure flow and connection.
J.J. is a true master of traditional longboarding. When San Onofre or Doheny is fun, you can see him doing crazy hang ten, heels, and fin first. If Churches is firing, you will see J.J. riding a fish, mid length, or even finless with total control. Film by Tatsuo Takei.
Rather than allowing the surfers to run rampant in Eric "Bird" Huffman's San Diego shop – which has a collection of over 1200 vintage surfboards – They're letting Bird curate the quiver. Ian Crane, Nate Yeomans and Jett Schilling get paired them up with three very different surfboards that Bird picked specifically with San Clemente in mind: A three-inch thick single with a starfin, a Kolohe Andino grom-era thruster, and a classic performance twin fin.
Winner of Best International Short at London Surf Film Festival. A compelling story of a gifted Aboriginal surfer's battles with the law, mental health and himself. A film by Peter Baker.
Frequencies are energy and energy is what we're all made out of, that's why we're all connected to every living thing, and to each other. 45min running time featuring: Bryce Young, Ryan Burch, Derrick Disney, Ari Browne, Ozzie Wright, Asher Pacey, Robin Kegel, Andy Nieblas, Gavin Beschen, Eric Snortum, and Rangi Ormond. Film by Jack Coleman.
