

A young surfing champion wipes out on a big wave and finds himself in 1911 Hawaii, where he meets future surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku.
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A young surfing champion wipes out on a big wave and finds himself in 1911 Hawaii, where he meets future surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku.
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David Monroe, a young surfing champion, wipes out on a massive wave and finds himself in 1911 Hawaii. He washes up on Waikiki beach, where he meets Duke Kahanamoku, a young beachboy who will later become a surfing legend and Olympic athlete. Through his friendship with Duke, David learns about the origins and spirit of surfing. The film captures their interactions against the backdrop of early 20th-century Hawaiian culture.
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Why Watch
- Meet Duke Kahanamoku before he became a legend.
- Find out how surfing culture began in Hawaii.
- See the contrast between modern and traditional surfing.
Did You Know
- David Monroe wipes out and travels back to 1911 Hawaii.
- Duke Kahanamoku, a future Olympic legend, is featured as a young beachboy.
- The film's duration is 90 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year does David Monroe travel back to in the documentary?
David Monroe travels back to the year 1911.
Who does David Monroe meet on Waikiki beach?
David Monroe meets Duke Kahanamoku, a young Hawaiian beachboy.
What is the main theme of the documentary?
The main theme revolves around the true spirit of surfing.
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