Film Lens
The Ride follows David Monroe, a young surfing champion who wipes out on a big wave and finds himself transported back to 1911 Hawaii. Upon arriving at Waikiki beach, he meets Duke Kahanamoku, a young Hawaiian beachboy who would later become an Olympic and surfing legend. The film captures the essence of surfing culture during this time and shows the friendship that develops between the two characters.
Through David's interactions with Duke, the film presents a contrast between modern surfing attitudes and the traditional Hawaiian spirit of surfing. It emphasizes the importance of community and respect for the ocean, showcasing how these values were integral to the sport's origins in Hawaii.
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.
Perfect For
Surfing enthusiastsHawaiian history fansSports biography lovers