Till The Luck Runs Dry
Posted by LSFF on September 24, 2013
Ruarri Joseph’s ‘Till The Luck Runs Dry’, shot at Park Head, on the north coast of Cornwall is a raw and beautiful tribute to a lesson learnt from a friend, and a wish to just keep going, stay on it till the luck runs out. The film features artist Tony […]
The Sea Wants To Be Visited
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Short film by Jim Hope about the love of the ocean through the eyes of Sean Ziehm-Stephen – Hebridean surfer and ocean wanderer. Jubilee is the last surviving example of a sgoth Niseach – Ness type skiff – that participated in the once prosperous Hebridean line fishing industry. Sean Grew […]
Art of Surfing
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The Art of Surfing is a film which illustrates the strength of community in Newquay, Cornwall, made possible by the partners Visionary work is only truly possible with the support of visionary people film production – Tim Boydell, Light Colour Sound project production – Sara Black, greyblackwhite artist – Ben […]
Southbound 6
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A film by Mikey Corker. 7 countries and 8000 miles later we finally arrive at our end destination, the south coast of Portugal. Our 2 athletes represented here showcase very different ends of the surfing sphere, with the graceful longboard skills of Andrea Molina Torn counter balanced with the power […]
United
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United, the upcoming British surf film by Pete Hill, was born out of a desire to explore the progressive side of some of the UK’s top surfers. Featuring a host of the nation’s top shortboarders and longboarders surfing alongside each other, who each share the passion to go higher, faster […]
Breaking The Barrier
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Breaking the Barrier addresses the very real need for sporting opportunities that cater to children and young adults with learning difficulties. There are very few such options for people with special needs, and even less where such children and young adults can take part alongside non-special needs people. Breaking the […]
Carving a Life
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A film by Simon Barr, tells the story of a surfboard being shaped from a piece of polystyrene in a box to catching it’s first waves in a small summer swell in Bundoran. I’d like to thank everyone who helped me make this possible: Ronan “Rosy” Harkin Andrew Mennie Simon […]
#Vanlife
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Fergus is living the #Vanlife dream. He surfs, he skates, he doesn’t answer to nobody… But for how long can he keep rolling? Crayfish films go behind the scenes to meet one of the original vanlifers. Full length version out this Autumn. Starring Fergus O’Donnell Created by Rob Lockyear, Jeremy […]
Pilgrimage of Grace
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The second instalment of a series of awarding winning short films from Northcore, shot on the UK’s rugged North East coast. “North Sea swells are never easy to predict, low pressure charts often allow hopes of fresh swell to soar only to fade as dawn breaks and nature hasn’t delivered. […]
A Day With The Port Glass
Posted by LSFF on September 23, 2013
A film by Simon Cotter. On the rugged coast of North Devon can be discovered Joel and his shaping hut. We found him heading out to his local spot and decided to tag along, curious by his new board called ‘the Port Glass’. Joel describes it as a high performance […]