Taj Burrow
Stab in the Dark: Taj Burrow
Welcome back to "Stab in the Dark," surfing's ultimate annual double-blind board test, starring one world-class Mystery Surfer, and a quiver of unmarked high-performance shortboards built by the world’s most winning, influential, and exciting shapers. This year Stab finally gave in to the most requested surfer in "Stab in the Dark" history, Taj Burrow, who stayed home in Western Australia to put these blades to use.
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Andy Irons and the Radicals
In November 2010, the world said goodbye to Andy Irons, at just 32 years old a three-time back to back to back World Champ, the most influential and beloved surfer of his generation and widely considered one of the greatest surfers of all time. Andy Irons surfing will forever remain not just relevant, but the very definition of aggressive, radical surfing in waves of consequence.This is a film about Andy’s surfing life, the progressive pioneers who influenced him, the prodigious teenage peers who pushed him, and how his polarizing, generous personality on-land, performances in competition as well as in the era’s most iconic surf films has inspired a generation since.This is the story of Andy Irons and The Radical Kids.
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Rip It!
Witness the mischief of illegal street racing, pro surfing and skateboarding all in one new action sports packed film. Highlights include riots, burnouts, huge surfing airs and tubes as well downhill skateboarding.
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Thundercloud
In June of 2012, Fiji’s Cloudbreak delivered one of surfing’s most historical days. A momentous swell rolled smack-bang into the middle of the contest window for one of professional surfing’s most anticipated events, the Volcom Fiji Pro, and surf fans salivated at the thought of the world’s top rated surfers being put to the ultimate test. As many contestants prepared themselves to face down the fear of annihilation at the hands of the ocean at it’s most awe-inspiring, a decision was eventually made to call off the event. It was a decision that divided the surfing world and cast further doubt over the professionalism of the sport. A select few paddled out anyway and joined by a host of big-wave surfing’s most dedicated performers, uncovered a new realm of bravado. A realm where immortality was not certain, but certainly tested and where Cloudbreak, a wave that had been off limits to the surfing public since its discovery in the early 80s, revealed herself as almost inexplicably frightening and simultaneously beautiful. THUNDERCLOUD is the documentary that traces the history of one of the world’s most controversial and revered surfspots through to this epic day. Directed, produced, filmed and edited over three years by One Palm Media’s Talon Clemow, the two hour film was originally intended to showcase the incredible surfing captured from three key, groundbreaking swells at Cloudbreak, the first of which occurred in 2011. As filming progressed, it became clear to Clemow that a deeper, richer story about one of the world’s first-ever surf resorts, Tavarua Island - established on the atoll closest to the infamous Cloudbreak – had for the most part, remained undocumented and this became the background narrative for THUNDERCLOUD.
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Strange Rumblings In Shangri La
Strange Rumblings in Shangri La is a mix of high performance surfing and stunning cinematography that documents our unforgettable worldwide journey in search of surfing’s own holy grail. From the frigid waters of Iceland to the tropical beauty of Mozambique. From dreamy French beach breaks to exotic islands off the coast of Brazil, and into deepest Indonesia. Shot in 16mm film and created in the spirit of the classic films by Bruce Brown and Jacques Cousteau, Strange Rumblings in Shangri La will take you on an adventure you won’t soon forget.
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Way of the Ocean: Australia
Way of the Ocean: Australia explores the connection between man and sea through a visual feast of poetic motion. This wave rich continent provides a breathtaking backdrop to some of the best surfing found on the planet. Since it was first introduced in the early 1900’s, surfing in Australia has become a mainstream pursuit and for this country devoted to the ocean lifestyle, it is more than a way of life. From the tropical paradise of the Great Barrier Reef down through the frigid Southern Ocean and up to the arid desert of the West, the film captures an intimate portrait of this unique land. Vibrant super 16mm and High Definition cameras bring to life the stunning visuals, set to a heart thumping original score. Welcome to the odyssey of your life.
Apple TVWay of the Ocean: Australia
Way of the Ocean: Australia explores the connection between man and sea through a visual feast of poetic motion. This wave rich continent provides a breathtaking backdrop to some of the best surfing found on the planet. Since it was first introduced in the early 1900’s, surfing in Australia has become a mainstream pursuit and for this country devoted to the ocean lifestyle, it is more than a way of life. From the tropical paradise of the Great Barrier Reef down through the frigid Southern Ocean and up to the arid desert of the West, the film captures an intimate portrait of this unique land. Vibrant super 16mm and High Definition cameras bring to life the stunning visuals, set to a heart thumping original score. Welcome to the odyssey of your life.
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Scratching the Surface
Scratching the Surface shares the story of a kid that rode his first wave the same day he took his first steps and his rise to become a surfing megastar. Consider this film your introduction to Julian Wilson but remember, this is just Scratching the Surface...
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Hit & Run (2000)
Ever wonder what it is like to be a professional surfer? Is it a life spent traveling the world, surfing the best waves, surrounded by beautiful women or a life spent in endless delays in foreign airports only to find that, "you just missed, the best waves of the year". Are they over paid and spoiled or just a bunch a guys stoked to do what they do?
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