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San Sebastián Film Festival preview

Great Surf Movies — To announce this weekend's San Sebastián Film Festival, Huck examines what makes a killer surf movie.

  • Surf
  • Tetsuhiko Endo

Not For Rental

A Movie-Inspired Charity Exhibition — Timba Smits and “Flash” Gordon Shaw are raising money for Macmillan Cancer and Art Against Knives by paying homage to their love of film.

  • Activism
  • D’Arcy Doran

Terakaft

Tuareg Rebel Rockers — We meet exiled Tuareg rock band, Terakaft, at a recent show in London.

  • Film
  • D'Arcy Doran

Salt + Wax

A Book of Surf Photography. — Photographer Mark Leary tells us a little bit about his new surf book, Salt + Wax.

  • Film
  • Ed Andrews

Two Scoops

The Finished Film — Check out Robert Rodriguez’s action-packed new short film created in collaboration with Blackberry and hundreds of contributors all over the world.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

Gimme The Loot

Bronx Graffiti — New film Gimme The Loot captures a day in the life of two street kids in the Bronx.

  • Film
  • Shelley Jones

Judd Apatow vs. Miranda July

Trading Off — A conversation about work that has nothing to do with work.

  • Film
  • Judd Apatow

Long Live Southbank

Saving an Iconic Skate Spot — It's been a hub of skateboarding culture since the 1970s, yet the Undercroft on London's Southbank is currently under threat from re-development plans.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

The courageous story of Westerly Windina has lessons for us all

Post Peter — Peter Drouyn was one of surfing's first superstars. Today, she lives as Westerly Windina, a flamboyant woman with a flamenco dancer's zest. When her story, soon to be captured in a documentary film, caught the attention of fellow surfer Jamie Brisick, it sparked a journey that would see both former pros transformed by a new way of life.

  • Surf
  • Jamie Brisick

Charlie Fink

From Folk To Film — Noah and the Whale frontman opens up about new album, new film and his cinematic heroes.

  • Music
  • Eve Izaak

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