Synopsis
Italian surfers along the Mediterranean coast showcase their unique surf culture, captured through 16mm and super 8 film techniques.
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Synopsis
Italian surfers take to the waves along the Mediterranean coast in Onde Nostre. The documentary features various locations, demonstrating the unique surf culture in Italy. Most scenes are filmed in 16mm and super 8, capturing the beauty of the ocean and the sport. It includes slow-motion action sequences and a look at the lifestyle of surfers seeking the best conditions. The film presents an intimate portrayal of their passion for surfing in a country not known for its surf scene.
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Why Watch
- See the unique Italian surf culture and lifestyle.
- Find out about surfing in the Mediterranean Sea.
- Meet passionate Italian surfers chasing waves.
Did You Know
- Onde Nostre was released in 2010 and has a duration of 32 minutes.
- The film was shot mainly in 16mm and super 8 film formats.
- Only a small part of the film was shot digitally to enhance landscape beauty.
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What year was Onde Nostre released?
Onde Nostre was released in 2010.
What is the duration of the documentary Onde Nostre?
The duration of Onde Nostre is 32 minutes.
What filming techniques were used in Onde Nostre?
Onde Nostre was mainly shot in 16mm and super 8, with a small part shot digitally.
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