Sept 25-27: Online Screenings!
The 9th Annual Surfalorus Film Festival, presented by Come Hear NC, is a wave rider’s dream, featuring deep dives into surf history, celebrations of female surfers, films by today’s best surf filmmakers, and international contributions from wherever there’s swell across the planet.
Online screenings kick off TOMORROW, September 25th and will feature luminaries from the surf world as well as some as-yet-to-be-named Pogues from a certain Netflix hit series.
Check out the schedule below to register for some salty screenings!
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Paddle Out, Pop Up, Pull In:
Le Chéile, roam., Collectors Vol. 1, The Armstrongs, Sawubona
Enjoy the offbeat? Then this block is for you. Ireland has a surf culture? African-American kids from South Central shred? From a French surf adventure to a family that has chosen an off-the-grid life centered around the ocean to collectors that have hoarded a selection of classic ‘70s and ‘80s sleds there’s something for even the most jaded surf fan.
Saturday Night Feature:
Legacy ~ Surfing Now and Then
See legends from the early days of pro surfing gathering for a friendly-but-competitive comp. These surfing pioneers, while they compete for a World Title in the Azores islands, and get to know their views on what is still to come.
Saturday Night Feature:
Great Highway
The Bay area reveals some of the surf secrets that make it such a mysto spot, Saturday night hand-drags in to history. The history is told by those who lived it, from the lifeguards at the historic Fleishhacker Swimming Pool to surfing pioneer and wet suit developer Jack O’Neill, to the kids growing up surfing.
A-Frames and Tube Drains:
Day Dreaming, Émerger, Lo Que Hay, Abeyance, Locals of Pavones
Miss the solid line-up of films at the Drive-in? Have no fear! This block is a repeat of the opening night films available online for all to join.
Wahine Wave Hogs:
Sea Salt Wind, Tofino Is A Place, Just Go Fucking Surfing
The festival closes with a focus on a lovely narrative flick from a homegrown filmmaker, a peek at a mystical female enclave of surfers in the Great White North and a study of the highs and lows of trying to eek out a living as a pro surfer.
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