Way of the Ocean
Behind the Tide explores independent surf culture across Australia, Cornwall, and France, highlighting shapers, photographers, and surfers like Neal Purchase Jr, Dane Peterson, and Thomas Bexon, celeb…
A documentary exploring the impact of charity on a family. As the husband and their 9-year-old daughter travel worldwide teaching underprivileged children to surf, the wife remains at home to finance …
A classic surf documentary exploring the lives and passion of generations of female surfers who carved out their place in the male‑dominated sport, capturing their journeys, challenges, and love for t…
The Waves of the World captures ocean waves globally in stunning 35mm, Red, and Phantom footage, paired with an immersive soundtrack, offering breathtaking, unforgettable visuals of the sea.
Sharks are the ruler of the seas. But there are always adventure seekers who want to dive with the animals.
A 43‑min surf documentary celebrating six women and their unique approaches to surfing and life, exploring surf culture from a feminine perspective with joy, connection, and respect for people and pla…
"Surfing with the Enemy" follows a group of Havana surfers trying to carve out a space for their sport in Cuba's restrictive society. Led by Eduardo Valdes, founder of the Havana Surf Association, two…
"Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino embarks on a solo winter surf road trip across New Zealand’s South Island, often the only surfer in freezing waters, redefining adventure and inspiring women worldwid…
Waters in tropical and temperate zones at the easternmost part of Australia's mainland provide a habitat for a diverse array of marine species.
This documentary follows Lachlan Walmsley, a dive instructor, as he explores Sydney’s Northern Beaches from Manly to Palm Beach, highlighting locals whose lives are transformed by the ocean, revealing…
The most historic year in big wave surfing comes to life through the eyes of iconic surfer Ian Walsh.
Ocean Stories: The Halls dives into the deep blue with underwater filmmakers Michele and Howard Hall, revealing rare marine life and their decades‑long ocean exploration that inspires wonder and conse…
Battling floods, heat, whirlpools, currents, sharks, snags and the worlds deadliest snakes, the team garnered national attention as "Team Help" and became the first American’s to successfully swim the…
Satori follows big-wave surfers in Cape Town, South Africa, confronting fear and embracing the ocean’s raw beauty at Dungeons and Sunset Reef. A cinematic journey into passion, presence, and awakening…
This film combines re-enactment and original footage to depict the sea rescue of Tony Bullimore from his capsized yacht, The Exide Challenger, during the Vendee-Globe solo round-the-world race. Bullim…
Set up to Sell – Surfing as a Lifestyle Product explores the commercialization of surfing, sexism in surf culture, and the meaning of being a female surfer. Awards: Best of Ericeira 2018. Official sel…
In a corner of Australia exists a link to an ancient culture. At a place of huge environmental significance, an unlikely partnership could see it saved for future generations.
A mystical surf film follows Alvaro Malpartida and top riders chasing perfect waves across Peru, Mexico, Indonesia, and Chile, blending adventure, spirituality, and the pursuit of unforgettable surf e…
This vintage informational film chronicles the U.S. Navy's Sealab II project, a 1966 experiment in which multiple teams of men lived in an undersea habitat off the California coast.
Two brothers and a friend sail the world on the "Khulula." This 2013 documentary captures their three-year odyssey from Mexico, blending epic surf discovery with a mission to raise plastic awareness a…
This vintage informational film profiles the Sealab III project, the final experiment in underwater habitation carried out by the U.S. Navy.
Surf for All (2011) follows a Tahiti-based group using surfing to mentor underprivileged kids. Traveling to the Marquesas Islands, the film shows how the ocean instills discipline and respect, transfo…
This vintage informational film chronicles the U.S. Navy's Operation Sealab, a 1964 experiment in which four men spent eleven days living in an artificial habitat on the bottom of the sea.
Wave of Change follows pro surfer Damien Castera joining a crew aboard *Nomade des Mers*, a catamaran sailing the world for low-tech innovations. Official Selections: SHAFF, Ocean Film Festival,Kendal…