FIN
For as long as there have been surfers, there has been an accepted standard of what was normal-finless redwood planks in the 20s, longboards in the 60s, single-fins in the 70s, thrusters in the 80s and 90s. But today, there is no standard; there is no norm. There is only a group of surfers that are going their own way. FIN is an examination of the current state of the art, a time in surfing culture when surfers are compelled to ride whatever they want in order to facilitate a style that suits them best. FIN is a study of the end of one mentality, a look at the current epoch of surfing history, and a celebration of a time in surf culture when what you ride means nothing, but how you ride it means everything.
Storyline
For as long as there have been surfers, there has been an accepted standard of what was normal-finless redwood planks in the 20s, longboards in the 60s, single-fins in the 70s, thrusters in the 80s and 90s. But today, there is no standard; there is no norm. There is only a group of surfers that are going their own way. FIN is an examination of the current state of the art, a time in surfing culture when surfers are compelled to ride whatever they want in order to facilitate a style that suits them best. FIN is a study of the end of one mentality, a look at the current epoch of surfing history, and a celebration of a time in surf culture when what you ride means nothing, but how you ride it means everything.
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7.0Forest
6.0The Machine
4.5Aavas
9.7Xavier Rudd and the London Community Gospel Choir: Rhythms of the Earth
9.5The Smiths: These Things Take Time
8.0The Body Snatcher
5.5Down the Deep, Dark Web
7.7The Warrior and the Ocean Goddess
10.0Jurus Dewa Naga
7.0Son of the Red Corsair
5.0The Ring of the Buddha
6.0Beehive
6.3Rev. S.S. Jones Home Movie: Yale Collection Film 9
4.3Forest
6.6Christmas Wreaths and Ribbons
6.3Archivo_Incidente2005
8.0Magic Kid II
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