Local surfers in a small Liberian village aim to change their future by establishing a surf club after enduring 20 years of civil war.
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Local surfers in a small Liberian village aim to change their future by establishing a surf club after enduring 20 years of civil war.
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Eli Brown and Faith Kulu stand on the shores of a small village in Liberia, a country recovering from two decades of civil war. They, along with local surfers, are working to establish a surf club that aims to reshape their community's future. The documentary follows their efforts to promote surfing as a means of empowerment and change. Through their passion for the sport, they seek to inspire hope and unity in a village striving for a better tomorrow.
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Why Watch
- Meet local surfers changing Liberia's future.
- See how surfing impacts a war-torn community.
- Find out about female surfers in Liberia.
Did You Know
- Liberia was scarred by 20 years of civil war.
- The documentary features a surf club created by local surfers.
- The film has a runtime of 51 minutes.
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What is the main focus of the documentary We The Surfers?
The documentary focuses on local surfers in a small village in Liberia who are creating a surf club to change their destiny and that of their village.
Who directed the documentary We The Surfers?
Arthur Bourbon directed the documentary We The Surfers.
How long is the documentary We The Surfers?
The documentary has a duration of 51 minutes.
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