Film Lens
Bending Colours presents a portrait of Jordy Smith, tracing his evolution from an average school kid in South Africa to a professional world title contender. The film captures his transition from a cocky tour rookie to a significant threat in the surfing world. It emphasizes the innovative aspects of modern surfing, particularly through the lens of director Kai Neville, known for his previous work in Modern Collective.
The documentary is not a traditional biopic but offers an intimate look at the life and career of Smith, showcasing the progressive nature of his surfing style. The film runs for 38 minutes and aims to redefine the standards of surfing through its unique storytelling and visual style.
Why Watch
- •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.
Perfect For
Surfing enthusiastsSports documentary fansJordy Smith supporters