AMSTEL Surffilm Festibal

Now in their eighth year, this festival showcases the most recent surf releases to th Basque Country over five days. This year they will be awarding €6000 to the winner and an additional €1500 to the best short film. Entries must be submitted by the 15th of May.

Tapped

We are the children of revolutionary war soldiers, and we will not give up without a fight. And the fight is one of the biggest problems the environment faces today. This trailer for the Tapped documentary reveals one of the biggest growing concerns we need to combat today.

Lost Jewel of the Atlantic

Lost Jewel of the Atlantic profiles one of the world’s most significant surf discoveries, the island of Madeira, and the subsequent battle to protect its world-class surf spots from destruction. The story follows the fight to save Lugar de Baixo, Save The Waves’s very first campaign and victory, as well as the bittersweet compromise at Jardim do Mar, where a sea wall damaged one of the best big-wave point breaks in the world.

Keeping coast

Clean water, strong communities. This film explores the aquatic inspirations behind a wave of activism that began with Save The Waves and our co-founding of the first Waterkeeper Alliance program in Chile. Featuring polluting beach-front coal plants, impassioned coastal leaders, and blue-collar Chilean environmentalists empowered by community to protect the coastal environment.

All points South

All Points South relates how surfers and fishermen in Southern Chile are joining together to fight against rampant pollution from the pulp and forestry industry, and how consumers can help by making better choices when buying paper. From California to the long left points of Southern Chile, surfers find themselves increasingly in the line of fire between coastal waters and industrial pollution.

Pulp, Poo and Perfection

Pulp, Poo & Perfection is a short film that investigates two major issues threatening surfing and water quality in Chile: Pichilemu's sewage pipeline and pulp mill pollution. Mythical waves, activists, angry fisherman, environmental problems and sharky corporate executives weave a classic South American tale of environmental action and ecological solutions.

Art Brewer

Interview with Surf Photographer Art Brewer from The Surfer's Journal on Vimeo.

In this interview photographic legend Art Brewer for The Surfer's Journal takes us through a few of his thoughts and feelings, his introduction into the world of surf photography and basically gives us a guided tour. Interesting little video with an interesting end quote:
'It's all been done before, but why not keep trying to do it different.'

Sipping Jetsreams

Honda's Story