Film Lens
We The Surfers focuses on a small village in Liberia, a country that endured 20 years of civil war. The film follows local surfers as they work to change their village's future by establishing a surf club. This initiative aims to bring hope and new opportunities to the community through the sport of surfing.
Directed by Arthur Bourbon, the documentary features individuals like Eli Brown, Faith Kulu, and Massaley Comey. It captures their efforts and aspirations in a region where surfing is not just a sport but a means of transformation for both the surfers and their village.
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.
Perfect For
Surfing enthusiastsDocumentary loversWest African culture