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Filmed
By: Andrew McAlpine
Year of Production:
1968
Duration: 55minutes
- Great
piece of surfing history.
- Originally filmed
in 1968.
- Filmed in New Zealand and Australia.
- Children of the Sun will stir the happiest
memories in any surfers life ... never to be forgotten fun filled days.
- This
film is a chronicle of a time now looked on as the golden years of surfing.
CRYSTAL
VOYAGER

Filmed
By: George Greenough
Year of Production:
1973
Duration: 74 minutes
- When
this film first came out it was considered way ahead of it's time, even revolutionary.
- The shots from inside the tubes, of which
there were heaps in the flick, were considered by some to be state of the art,
and by others to be a waste of good film time.
- The
final sequence in the movie which was backed by Pink Floyd's Echoes was something
completely different in surf films.
- But
you'd expect that from Greenough who never fails to come up with something a bit
different.
- The majority of the film is spent
with Greenough, Australia's Nat Young and Richie West traveling the oceans, initially
in Greenough's motorised "Pod", then his sail boat, the "Morning
Light".
- This video is pre-professional
surfing, so there is plenty of time to enjoy uncrowded isolated perfection.

Filmed
By: Luke Sorensen
Year
Of Production: 1998
Duration:
67 minutes
- How many surfers
would have believed that by 1998 longboarding would be so engrained in mainstream,
and that as we head into a new millennium, longboarding could look back to a glorious
past stretching nearly 100 years.
- This
video takes longboarding to a great new level with 67 minutes of non-stop action
in crystal clear waters around the world.
- Backing
music by The Reventlos, Tim Reid, The Insect Surfers and a host of others.
CAN'T
STEP TWICE (ON THE SAME PIECE OF OCEAN) 
Filmed
By: Alby Falzon
Year
of Production: 1992
Duration:
35 minutes
- Subtitled "A
Surfing Odyssey", this is an unusual little piece of video footage.
- The
title is very philosophical (Can't Step Twice On The Same Piece Of Water), but
there seems to be very little in the way of surfing and far too much time spent
on boobs, loin cloths, demonic balinese dancers and experimental photography.
- I
only paid about 4 bucks for it at a second-hand store, so it was okay at that
price.

Filmed
By: Greg Weaver and Spyder Wills
Year
Of Production: 2006
Duration:
84 min
- Follow the movement
- Chase
the Lotus
- For 40 years Weaver
& Wills documented surf discovery as it migrated around the world
- This
documentary is a cinematic journey inspired by many reels that were shot during
the making of their various films
- A
fusion of rare Super-8 film, photo stills and contemporary interviews blend together
to make Chasing The Lotus the most in-depth look at the evolution of the surf
culture and surf discovery ever made
Year Of Production:
2005
Duration:
29 min
- Virtual reality camera angles literally
put you in the pilot's seat with non-stop, heart pounding action
- Witness
some of the worst wipeouts and funniest bloopers ever caught on film
- Over
10 years in the making, Crazy Days has something for everyone