Rhymes With Shove is about lost love — a meandering journey through the spaces we inhabit when we’re unravelling within.
A pro surfer who once blazed a trail on the world tour, Jamie Brisick has taken the fodder of his former life and carved out a career in storytelling as a writer and filmmaker.
In this conceptual short film, he returns to the surf after a personal tragedy and loses himself in the painful no-man’s land between the past and the present.
Directed by Jamie Brisick and Isabel Freeman.
Subscribe to Huck’s YouTube channel to make sure you never miss another short film.
Enjoyed this article? Like Huck on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.
Latest on Huck
Fontaines D.C. sponsor Ireland’s Bohemian FC’s new kit to raise money for Palestine
Made in partnership with the designers at the country’s oldest, 100 per cent fan owned football club, profits will go to Medical Aid for Palestinians.
Written by: Isaac Muk
In Photos: Life in ‘Britain’s only desert’
‘Welcome to Dungeness’ looks at the lives and stories of families living in the shadow of two nuclear power plants.
Written by: Isaac Muk
Why young people will make sure Keir Starmer can no longer ignore climate crisis
After being ignored by then leader of the opposition in 2021, Green New Deal Rising activist Emma de Saram talks about the organisation’s plans to make those in power take real action on climate change.
Written by: Emma de Saram
Inside the UK’s first festival dedicated to East and Southeast Asian alternative culture and music
From dancefloor heat to post-punk, Margins United is a showcase of creativity and a bubbling underground community.
Written by: Isaac Muk
The Female Gaze: Eve Arnold’s intimate portrait of Marilyn
A reprint of ‘Marilyn Monroe By Eve Arnold’ with a new introduction from Arnold’s grandson revisits the pair’s extraordinary collaboration.
Written by: Miss Rosen
The film celebrating 40 years of queer resistance
Alongside the re-issue of Bronski Beat’s iconic ‘Age of Consent’, the band have worked with acclaimed filmmaker Matt Lambert to create a powerful new video for single ‘Why?’ exploring four decades of struggle.
Written by: Ben Smoke