Richie And Mark – Meet two surfing maniacs who share a postcode and a love of killer reefs.
Southern Discomfort – Giant, throaty pits from Australia’s wild southwest.
Dusty Trails – Dusty roads and dirty barrels in the Aussie desert.
Random Rage – Occy, Nathan Hedge, Danny Wills and friends unleash a bit of hell.
The Road to Nowhere – A dozen or so ways to ruin an otherwise perfectly good road trip.
The Jon Frank Files – Meet the man behind the worlds best water footage
Film Edited by Nathan Buckley

Saddle up the comfy chair, dig your spurs in and get a grip on your set-box shooter. This one’s going to buck like a brahman bull with a mouthful of dynamite. Waves are launch pads into other surfing universes for this bunch of board-slingers who flip, fly and spin high above the lip – not even gravity can stand in their way. Set in and around the world’s best wave ranch and accompanied by a kickin’ soundtrack, cowboys and aerials is jammed so tight with double-barrel action, it explodes off the screen.

Drop in at big Uluwatu with Ozzie Wright, watch Lee Wilson grapple with Indo’s heaviest left and disappear deep inside the barrel with Craig Anderson, Owen Wright and Chris Ward in one of the best Desert Point sessions ever to appear on film. Shot over six months, this eclectic Indonesian montage delivers a very different take on the archipelago that has kept surfers enchanted for over four decades. Set to a rhapsodic soundtrack and also featuring the best high-performance action from Bali, If it’s Loud it’s Cool will lock you in like a long Indo barrel.

They revolutionised surfing. This movie will remind you why.

The Curren front-side carve is still beyond comparison, the Occy backside hook remains a benchmark and the Kong layback slash continues to be one of the finest examples of self-expression on a surfboard. While their styles were distinctly different, their respective brilliance was indisputable. Together Tom Curren, Mark Occhilupo and Gary Elker- ton changed surfing forever. In this film the once fierce rivals come together as friends, to reflect on past encounters and to let you know that they still rip. Charting the evolution of modern surfing, Instruments of Change also features three young prodigies who are hell-bent on etching their own names into surfing history. Pat Curren [Tom’s son], Keanu Asing and Kalani Ball join Occy, Curren and Kong on a journey that takes you back while simultaneously hurtling you into the future.