"At first glance at the images you could think that the action takes place in Nazaré, it's not. Filmed in Galicia, the spot of Panchorro, a hostile but place popular with big waves riders".
With Rémi Arauzo, Léo Havion, Eric Rebière, Lucas Chumbo, Julian Reichman, Pierre Rollet, Ian Cosenza, Joao De Macedo ...
Surfing is pure freedom, the feeling of synergy between yourself and the ocean makes it more spiritual than a sport... Hopefully this film inspires you to go surf or even pick up a board for the first time. Maybe quit your day job and live in a Warung at G-Land. If nothing else, may it allow you to escape reality for twelve minutes.
- Luke Hynd
One of the most stylish surfers in Europe and frequent face in the mag, William Aliotti, tunnelling deep in Hossegor.
Two out of three of Smith brothers adventured to the magical lands of Bali, to sample the joys of the Bukit. On the evidence of this once the pro surfer gig is done Koa has a gig as a barista locked down.
Good surf films are like buses. You wait for one for ages then a bunch come along at the same time. Can’t complain though when sick edits keep dropping after a sparse summer for good clips. Enjoy Ian Crane and friends in The Beach Head Movie.
The Beach Head Movie featuring Ian Crane, Kolohe Andino, Luke Davis, Crosby & Griffin Colapinto.
Edited by Nick Green.
Filmed by Timmy Toes, Jacob Vanderwork, Alessio Saraifoger, Scotty Hammonds.
‘Bezerke’, Russell’s last major edit in 2016, signified his second rising after taking the crown at Cape Fear and showcasing his intent on riding whatever mass of ocean came his way.
Fast forward 3 years, Russ has been throwing himself into some overwhelmingly big caverns. Not only riding them, but confidently exposing unseen technical lines and approaches to waves of consequence. Calls of the greatest wave ever paddled into at Shipsterns have been aired, but let us not forget this is surfing. How anyone perceives a ride may be different to the next person. And to be frank, who gives a rats backside. It’s a peak moment in time for a peak individual. Arriving at the right place, right time and simply, not choking.
Flow State will take you an audio visual journey, as Russ pushes his own boundaries. Along the way, he gives us insight, into what makes him tick and how the hell his feet stay glued to his board in the most critical of situations.
Directed + Produced: Andrew Kaineder (andrewkaineder.com)
Original Score: The M1 (soundsgoodsoundsgood.com)
