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2009 Certificate PG
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With this unusual, way-offbeat documentary, Joel Conroy offers an unique take on a familiar subject: the film examines the Irish origins of the west coast surfing culture. Conroy filters this history through the tragic life of George Freeth - an Irish transplant who turned early 20th century Hawaiian kings onto surfing, and .. Read more

Starring May Borthwick, Easky Britton, Gabe Davies, Richard Fitzgerald
Director Joel Conroy
Genres Documentary, Sport

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Waveriders

With this unusual, way-offbeat documentary, Joel Conroy offers an unique take on a familiar subject: the film examines the Irish origins of the west coast surfing culture. Conroy filters this history through the tragic life of George Freeth - an Irish transplant who turned early 20th century Hawaiian kings onto surfing, and thus resurrected a long-buried pastime that eventually spread to the masses. The film immediately delves into Freeth's tale, then travels around the world charting his influences across numerous cultural boundaries - from Hawaii, to sunny Southern California, to the 'mother country' of Ireland. The film culminates with the makers' decision to take on-camera rides on colossal, 50-foot waves just off of the Irish coast.

Starring May Borthwick, Easky Britton, Gabe Davies, Richard Fitzgerald, Andy Hill, Drew Kampion, Rabbit Kekai, Chris Malloy, Dan Malloy, Keith Malloy, Kelly Slater, George Freeth, Kevin Naughton, Arthur Verge, Easkey Britton
Director Joel Conroy
Studio ELEMENT PICTURES DISTRIBUTION
Run time DVD: 1 hr 16 mins
Certificate Certificate PG
Genres Documentary, Sport
Language DVD: English
Released Production year: 2009

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DVD: 07 Sep 2009

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    • Waveriders
      With this unusual, way-offbeat documentary, Joel Conroy offers an unique take on a familiar subject: the film examines the Irish origins of the west coast surfing culture. Conroy filters this history through the tragic life of George Freeth - an Irish transplant who turned early 20th century ...