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DIY Surf Films

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

  • Surf
  • Chris Nelson

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.

  • Film
  • Ed Andrews

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.

  • Film
  • Adam Woodward

Miranda July on the past and the future

A riot grrrl with a message for the world — Miranda July leaves pieces of herself everywhere she goes. Through films, books, online projects and one-woman live shows, she’s found a way to quell the urge to reach out and connect. Her new film, The Future, seems propelled by that same need.

  • Film
  • Dan Crane

Ben Howard

A Hand to Hold — An impromptu jam by Ben Howard and his band in their apartment after a heavy night at the Looking Sideways festival in Tignes, France.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

The Union Express

Locomotive Surf — Timmy Curran explores the rail roads that snake across his state for an alternative slice of celluloid, The Union Express.

  • Film
  • Michael Kew

Ty Evans

Like Spike — Ty Evans takes inspiration from the best. It’s no wonder, then, that his videos resonate far beyond the world of skate.

  • Film
  • Jay Riggio

Spike Jonze Tribute

Ask What If — The Spike Jonze Tribute, by Mark Lewman

  • Film
  • Mark Lewman

Spike Jonze

The Interview — HUCK speaks to the legendary director about films and skateboarding, and shows why he prefers the doing instead of the talking.

  • Film
  • Jonathan Crocker

God Went Surfing

With The Devil — A new documentary film looks beyond the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to capture a story of life and surfing in the Middle East.

  • Film
  • Andrea Kurland

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