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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
Skate

Janne Saario

Skate Architect — Janne Saario, the Finnish skater inspiring young people to shape their city as they see fit.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Surf

Otelo Burning

Out of the Fire — Otelo Burning is not your average surf movie. It’s the story of a young nation fighting for change.

Written by: Rob Boffard

Surf

Mickey Smith

Is Not A Legend — But in a world full of self-styled heroes the surf photographer defines the creed.

Written by: Michael Fordham

Music

Big Easy Express

Train Bound for Glory — HUCK talks to Emmett Malloy about his new documentary on a magical music railway journey through the American South West.

Written by: Ed Andrews

Activism

Ed Skrein

Grown Man Business — HUCK talks to Ed Skrein, the rapper-turned-actor about winging it in the film world and using his skills to spread the love.

Written by: Ed Andrews

Film

Thomas Campbell

Flowers — Thomas Campbell makes some seriously amazing artwork for you to hang on your wall.

Written by: HUCK HQ

Snow

Jamie Heinrich

Beyond Snow — HUCK catches up with the former pro snowboarder Jamie Heinrich to talk about his new movie Happily Never After and his no-budget approach to filmmaking.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Surf

DIY Surf Films

Against the Code — In a world where branded surf footage is amassing online, can the independent filmmaker still keep things DIY?

Written by: Chris Nelson

Film

Sound It Out

Keepin' It Indie — HUCK talks to Jeanie Finlay, director of a new documentary, Sound It Out, about Stockton-on-Tees last surviving independent record store.

Written by: Ed Andrews

Film

Mike Mills

A History of Sadness — Mike Mills may be showing Hollywood how real films are made, but he still refuses to turn his back on the past.

Written by: Adam Woodward

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