Surfing in Angola is contrasted with the evolution of the sport in Brazil over the past 40 years in this 27-minute documentary.
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Surfing in Angola is contrasted with the evolution of the sport in Brazil over the past 40 years in this 27-minute documentary.
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At Catanas Point in Angola, surfers ride the waves against a backdrop of vibrant coastal culture. The 27-minute documentary contrasts the surfing scene in Angola with that of Brazil, tracing its evolution from the 1980s to the present. Interviews with local surfers reveal their experiences and challenges in a sport that is gaining popularity in Angola. The film also addresses the environmental and social issues affecting both regions, providing a comprehensive look at surfing's impact on community and identity.
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Why Watch
- See surfing culture in Angola today
- Find out how Angola's surfing differs from Brazil's
- Meet local surfers and their stories
Did You Know
- The film compares surfing in Angola with Brazil since the 1980s.
- CATANAS POINT has a runtime of 27 minutes.
- The documentary is categorized under social, political, and environmental themes.
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What is the duration of CATANAS POINT?
CATANAS POINT has a duration of 27 minutes.
In which country is the surfing sport portrayed in CATANAS POINT?
The documentary portrays the sport of surfing in Angola.
How does CATANAS POINT compare surfing in Angola to another country?
It compares surfing in Angola with what it was like in Brazil from the 1980s to the present day.
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