Four Dimensions is a dynamic and exciting departure from previous windsurfing movies. Not only showcasing the explosive nature and intense technical capabilities of modern windsurfing, but also bringing new and progressive production techniques to create an inspirational film. Compared to many of the great “legends” movies previously released, Four Dimensions also leads us into the future of windsurfing, turning the spotlight on some of the most talented young sailors in the sport. Already accomplished competition sailors, these riders are the new champions of windsurfing who will lead our sport into its next evolution. Whether familiar with windsurfing or not, I challenge anyone to watch this film and not want to just go out and do it
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The Four Dimensions Trailer
Official trailer The Four Dimensions movie. Produced by Andre Paskowski.
Four Dimensions Trailer 2
"The Time has come". Four Dimensions is a brandnew Windsurfing Movie made by Peter Svensson Andre Paskowski and Sebastian Dörr. The movie contains ...
Four Dimensions - Update April 10th
Update 10th of April Victor Fernandez is checking some footage at the maui office. Follow us on: facebook: Four Dimensions ...
Andre Paskowski zur Premiere seines Films Four Dimensions
Four Dimensions full hd movie trailer.
Four Dimensions / Update Part 2
See a little interview with Marcilio Brown and some action. / Four Dimensions Team.
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