Directed by Dana Brown, the same guy that brought us, more recently, “Highwater”.  This film is really a heart-warming type depiction of surfers and why they do what they do.  There is great segment at about 1 min 13 secs about a break 100 miles off of the california coast in the middle of the ocean called “Cortes”. I would guess that this is about were the continental shelf would be. Anyway, the waves are huge (70+ feet) and it is almost scary to watch.

Here is a review from IMDB.com:
“Before seeing this film, I was wary of a surfing movie made by the son of Bruce Brown, who made the famous surfing movie “The Endless Summer” something like 30 years ago. I expected that the son, Dana, would just be cashing in on his semi-famous name. But, those worries were unfounded. This documentary exudes a powerful love of and respect for the ocean. The surfing footage is unbelievable, it puts most special effects to shame, yet this is the real thing. The stunning cinematography complements the fabulous editing. I was spellbound. It’s not often that I come away from watching a movie feeling exhilaration, awe, amazement. One word of advice — watch it on the biggest, best screen you can find. ”

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