Film Lens
Double Barrel follows surf and travel journalist Angie Takanami as she travels to Peru to document Harold Koechlin's efforts to protect the country's surf breaks. The film centers on the town of Lobitos, which is impacted by oil development. Takanami and Koechlin share their experiences with both natural and human-made disasters, reflecting on their aspirations for sustainable surf tourism.
The narrative emphasizes the collaboration between Koechlin, the local community, and international supporters. Their collective goal is to ensure that Lobitos maintains its right to a clean ocean and environment, which is essential for the town's future and its surf culture.
Why Watch
- •Meet Harold Koechlin, a surf guide fighting for clean oceans.
- •See the impact of oil development on Lobitos' surf culture.
- •Find out about sustainable surf tourism efforts in Peru.
Did You Know
•Angie Takanami is a surf and travel journalist featured in the film.
•Harold Koechlin is a Peruvian surf guide focused on sustainable tourism.
•The documentary is set in Lobitos, a town affected by oil development.
•The film has a runtime of 31 minutes.
Perfect For
Surfing enthusiastsEnvironmental advocatesTravel documentary fans