Review: Girls Can't Surf
It's easy to forget how stacked the system was against women professional surfers, but 'Girls Can't Surf' reminds us what those '80s women fought for.
It's easy to forget how stacked the system was against women professional surfers, but 'Girls Can't Surf' reminds us what those '80s women fought for.
Working on the coast and beyond, the noted surf photographer trains his lens at favourite subjects. The result is a book that's greater than the sum of its parts.
Comedy and surf flicks generally don’t mix well: there’s a long, inglorious history of ill-advised skits marring otherwise respectable productions, and so it’s a brave creative soul who dares have a crack at a full-on surf-com.
'Undone' is not your non-stop surf action flick, but one that - gasp! - tells a story. Review by Gra Murdoch.
The subjects of Mick Waters' latest film mix childlike play with a serious commitment to the surfing life. Gra Murdoch explains.
"Children of the Tide is the best surf travel adventure I have ever read," - Tom Wegener
Can a sixties-era design be mixed into a modern high performance shortboard?
No surfers were hurt while reviewing this product.
From the makers of 'Litmus' comes a project that is neither sequel, reunion, nor redux.
Author Chris Gudenswager provides a sweeping history of an Australian enigma.
A century after he lost his life on the Western Front, Phil Jarratt recalls Australian surfing's greatest unsung hero.