50 Years of Surfing on Film: Paul Witzig, Alby Falzon, Hal Jepsen & Bill Delaney Trailer

50 Years of Surfing on Film: Paul Witzig, Alby Falzon, Hal Jepsen & Bill Delaney Trailer (2006)

01 January 2006

Chronicling the history of surf culture via the movies and videos that have celebrated it, this third volume in a four-part, half-century retrospective of the sport spotlights the work Paul Witzig, Alby Falzon, Hal Jepsen and Bill Delaney, filmmakers who captured the shortboard revolution. Blowing apart the idealized Hollywood myth, the films explored in this presentation have revealed to the world the true spirit of surfing.

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