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Deep Dive: Catch It (2015)

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Catch It
The film follows Leah Brai, a surfer living in the Lofoten Islands of Norway, as she shares her experiences and passion for outdoor activities. Leah discusses her move from northern France to Norway, drawn by the unique combination of ocean and mountains. She describes the beauty of the landscape and the balance between nature and human activity, emphasizing the importance of having contact with real nature for a healthy life. Leah reflects on her surfing experiences in the winter, noting the challenges of paddling in cold waters and the physical demands of the sport. She expresses a deep emotional connection to surfing and the ocean, describing it as a fulfilling and almost romantic experience. The film captures her journey and the commitment it takes to pursue her passion while living in a remote and beautiful location.

Why Watch

  • Meet Leah Brai, a passionate surfer in Norway.
  • Find out why Leah loves the Lofoten Islands.
  • See Leah's unique winter surfing experiences.

Did You Know

Leah has lived in her 22-year-old van for seven years.
The water temperature while surfing can be as low as 3 or 4 degrees Celsius.
Leah moved from northern France to Norway in 2010.
April is considered the nicest time to be in the Lofoten Islands.

Perfect For

Surfing enthusiastsOutdoor adventure loversNature photographers