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North Atlantic Life

By James Aiken — Adventure filmmaker James Aiken explores the sustainable and rewarding North Atlantic lives of an Icelandic sailor and a Greenlandic hunter.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

Congratulations Spike Jonze!

Huck celebrates the Oscar-winner — Huck salutes Spike Jonze and his incredible futuristic masterpiece Her with a peek back into the archives for some moments with our favourite Oscar-winner.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

The Big Trail

Spontaneous Ink — RVCA advocates travel around Europe for The Big Trail, a skate, art, music and tattoo bonanza.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

This Is My Magic Hour

Youth, Time & the City — HUB Footwear have just released a great new mini doc This Is My Magic Hour, about a time of the day and a time in life.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

Jonwayne in London

A Short Film — Huck shot this video with Jonwayne on his first visit to London, to play at Gilles Peterson's revered Worldwide Awards.

  • Film
  • Alex King, Video by Ed Andrews

John and George

Will Robson-Scott Q&A — Filmmaker Will Robson-Scott on his new short documentary John and George about a down-and-out East London artist and the unconditionally loving dog by his side.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

Perus

Why I Do What I Do — Finnish skate brand Perus premiere new video this week in Berlin at the Bright Winter Trade Show XVIII.

  • Why I do what I do
  • HUCK HQ

I Am Thalente

Director Q&A — Filmmaker Natalie Johns on her documentary I Am Thalente about a once homeless skateboarder and his journey from South Africa to California.

  • Activism
  • Shelley Jones

Liam Sharp

My Life in Analogue — Graphic designer by weekday, film photographer by weekend; Liam Sharp explains how his digital and analogue worlds collide.

  • My Life in Analogue
  • Alex King

Cheryl Dunn

NYC Street Photography #3 — Cheryl Dunn talks about NYC photographer Jill Freedman and her candid cop reportage that feature in Dunn's new doc Everybody Street.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

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