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Deep Dive: Gone Surfin' (1987)

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Gone Surfin'
Gone Surfin' is a surfing film directed by Scott Dittrich, featuring six distinct stories that capture various aspects of the surfing culture. The film presents stunning visuals of perfect waves in locations such as Fiji, Tahiti, and Baja California. It also includes segments on power surfing on the North Shore of Oahu, hotdogging in California and Florida, and winter surfing in New England. In addition to traditional surfing, the film incorporates snowboarding in Colorado, radical sailboarding on massive waves, and unique bodysurfing techniques. The editing and cinematography aim to immerse viewers in the surfing experience, complemented by a vibrant soundtrack from Virgin Records, making it a comprehensive portrayal of the sport and its lifestyle.

Why Watch

  • See insane skateboarding and radical sailboarding.
  • Find out about winter surfing in New England.
  • Watch perfect waves from around the world.

Did You Know

The film features surfing in exotic locations like Fiji and Tahiti.
Gone Surfin' includes segments on snowboarding in Colorado.
The film has a total runtime of 90 minutes.

Perfect For

Surfing enthusiastsExtreme sports fansTravel adventure seekers