Peru's vibrant surf culture is highlighted through local surfers, iconic locations like Machu Picchu, and insights from legends Bruce Brown and Dana Brown.
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Peru's vibrant surf culture is highlighted through local surfers, iconic locations like Machu Picchu, and insights from legends Bruce Brown and Dana Brown.
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Local surfers in Peru are celebrated as national heroes. "Peel: The Peru Project," directed by T.J. Barrack and Wes Brown, focuses on the country’s vibrant surf culture. It features iconic locations, including Machu Picchu. Surf legends Bruce Brown and Dana Brown share their insights throughout the film. The documentary runs for 74 minutes and connects Peru's cultural heritage with its ocean activities. It combines surf action with visuals of the country's landscapes.
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Why Watch
- See stunning visuals of Machu Picchu and coastal Peru.
- Meet local surfers celebrated as national heroes.
- Find out how surfing shapes Peru's cultural identity.
Did You Know
- The film features insights from surf legends Bruce Brown and Dana Brown.
- Machu Picchu is one of the iconic locations shown in the documentary.
- The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
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Who directed Peel: The Peru Project?
Peel: The Peru Project was directed by T.J. Barrack and Wes Brown.
What is the duration of the documentary Peel: The Peru Project?
The documentary has a duration of 74 minutes.
In which country was Peel: The Peru Project produced?
Peel: The Peru Project was produced in the United States.
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