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Introducing Huck’s new Film section, powered by our sister magazine Little White Lies. Spotlighting some of the best stories where film meets counterculture
My Life in Music

Slint

My Life In Music — David Pajo from fabled underground rock band Slint shares the music that means most to him.

Written by: Alex King

This Is Diy

Filmonik

Summer Kabaret — Filmonik take over spaces around Manchester to present 10 days of experimental moving image, film art, live performances and collaborative filmmaking.

Written by: Katy Sykes

Film

Tamra Davis

Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #2 — Filmmaker Tamra Davis on the shoulder pads, surfing and weed of her suburban youth.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Skate

Pacific Palisades:Tape8

London x LA Skateboarding — Palm trees and skate spots in the city of angels as seen from under filmer Josh Church's bucket hat.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Top Picks

Cult Surf Cinema

Icons — London Surf Film Festival presents a special night of cult surf films at Riverside Studios.

Written by: Alex King

Surf

The best surf films for sunny days

Waves, babes and beers — It's the hottest day of the year. Cool off with these surf classics.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Top Picks

Video Jam

Blind Collaboration — Video Jam preside over an exhilarating live collision between filmmakers and musicians at Manchester Art Gallery.

Written by: Katy Sykes

Top Picks

The Knife That Killed Me

Unconventional Viewing — A brave and ambitious new British teen drama tears up the film launch rulebook with an inclusive, simultaneous online and offline premiere.

Written by: Katy Sykes

Culture

The Ghosts in Our Machine

Photography As Activism — Profiled in a powerful new documentary, photographer Jo-Anne McArthur's work urges us to rethink our relationship with animals.

Written by: Alex King

Why I do what I do

Baywara

Sounds of Time — New documentary Baywara profiles Djalu Gurruwiwi, spiritual custodian of the Didjeridoo and guardian of thousands of years of stories.

Written by: Alex King

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