Riding Giants
Synopsis
15 years of solo surfing at the "graveyard" led to legendary status for some big wave surfers, despite the dangers that claimed lives like Mark Foo's.
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Mavericks, a renowned surf spot in California, draws elite big wave surfers. Among them is Mark Foo, a champion who tragically dies after a wipeout. Directed by Stacy Peralta, Riding Giants features interviews with surfers like Laird Hamilton and Greg Noll. It documents their experiences riding some of the largest waves in the world. The film also covers the dangers and challenges of the sport, including the infamous "graveyard" at Mavericks, where many have faced near-fatal accidents.
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Why Watch
- Meet legendary surfers like Mark Foo and Clark.
- See the dangers of surfing at Mavericks.
- Find out about the culture of big wave surfing.
Did You Know
- Mark Foo was killed after wiping out on a medium wave at Mavericks.
- The 'graveyard' is a notorious surf spot where Clark survived solo for 15 years.
- The film has a duration of 105 minutes and was released in 2004.
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Who directed Riding Giants?
Riding Giants was directed by Stacy Peralta.
What is the duration of Riding Giants?
Riding Giants has a duration of 105 minutes.
In which countries was Riding Giants produced?
Riding Giants was produced in France and the United States of America.
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