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Top 5 Biggest Waves of the Year – Billabong XXL 2014 [2:00] 2.02K Views0 Comments1 Likes Here's a wrap of the top 5 biggest waves of the year. Comments are closed. Post Stats. Surf Madness-Homepage. Spreading Digital Aloha. Surf Reports, Surf Forecasts and Surfing Photos. The Planet's Largest Network of Thinking Surfers. Film Review: Splinters. In the 1980s, a pilot left a surfboard in a remote village in Papua New Guinea, a land known for cargo cults, witchcraft, and cannibalism.
This is the result. I was lucky enough to hit London at the same time as the London Surf Film Festival. I only managed to catch one film, however, so if I said it was the pick of the bunch, you’d be forgiven for thinking that I am full of rubbish. But I am not. The film won best documentary film, a nod to its fantastic direction and narrative. Splinters is first time film project Adam Pesce.
A rivalry rages between the two surf clubs, Sunset and Vanimo, ultimately leading to a depressing situation for one of the title characters, Amadeus, at the end of the film. Director Adam Pesce got emotional during the Q and A. The joy of the film is the demonstration of common themes that everyone can relate to and recognize in our own everyday lives. The film is a deeply personal account from Adam Pesce, which is what makes the end so depressing.
Outsourcing Diplomacy. While the surf industry and media continue to follow the same old narrative, outsiders are telling the real story and quietly inspiring a revolution.
Image: splintersmovie.com For as in touch with human nature as surfers claim to be, our social track record is pretty sad. And as the global surfing population grows exponentially each year, our footprint only grows greater. These being modern times, you would think that this increased burden we inevitably placed upon the people and places we visit would spark near unanimous concern for our legacy. Unfortunately, you would be thinking wrong. It hasn’t been until the last decade that some members of the surf community, industry and media took a good long look in the mirror and realized that what was staring back resembled more a Wall Street suit hungry for dollar signs and self-gratification then some Zen Buddhist convert fending off the growing confluence of Western modernity and his idyllic Third World wave gardens.
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