Jordy Smith, a professional surfer from South Africa, highlights his development and innovative approach in the World Surf League competition.
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Jordy Smith, a professional surfer from South Africa, highlights his development and innovative approach in the World Surf League competition.
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Jordy Smith grew up in South Africa and became a professional surfer. At first, he was an average school kid. He later joined the World Surf League as a rookie. The documentary shows his evolution as a competitor. Directed by Kai Neville, "Bending Colours" features Smith's progressive surfing style. It runs for 38 minutes and was released in 2012. The film contrasts traditional surf culture with modern techniques and styles.
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- Meet Jordy Smith, a top surfing talent.
- See groundbreaking surfing techniques in action.
- Follow the evolution of modern surfing culture.
Did You Know
- Bending Colours was released in 2012.
- The film has a runtime of 38 minutes.
- Kai Neville directed the film, known for Modern Collective.
- Jordy Smith is portrayed as a world title threat in the documentary.
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Who is the main subject of the documentary Bending Colours?
Jordy Smith is the main subject of Bending Colours.
What year was Bending Colours released?
Bending Colours was released in 2012.
How long is the documentary Bending Colours?
The duration of Bending Colours is 38 minutes.
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