Five Austrians travel over 3,000 miles from Los Angeles to Costa Rica, blending comedy with philosophical insights about surfing culture.
“An Austrian Surfextravaganza”
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Five Austrians travel over 3,000 miles from Los Angeles to Costa Rica, blending comedy with philosophical insights about surfing culture.
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Five Austrians set out on a surf trip from Los Angeles to Costa Rica in 2006. The group includes filmmaker Michael Ginthoer and surfers Jakob Polacsek and Allan Weisbecker. Their adventure blends humor with philosophical reflections on surfing culture. As they travel, they challenge the surfer stereotype, revealing insights about the lifestyle and its significance. The film runs for 62 minutes and features dialogue in English, German, and Spanish.
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Why Watch
- Meet five Austrians redefining surf culture.
- See humorous encounters on the road to Costa Rica.
- Find out about the cultural significance of surfing.
Did You Know
- The film features five Austrians embarking on a surf trip.
- Director Michael Ginthoer is also one of the cast members.
- The film has a runtime of 62 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Zen and Zero?
Michael Ginthoer directed the documentary Zen and Zero.
What is the duration of Zen and Zero?
Zen and Zero has a duration of 62 minutes.
In which countries was Zen and Zero produced?
Zen and Zero was produced in Austria.
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