Instinct, the new film by Guillermo Satt
Special release of DUKE. A great film that travels to the best corners of the planet to slide on a board: Indo, Namibia, Mexico, the mountains of Japan and Chile (of course)
Presents Rip Curl Chile
A great film, 20 minutes of action that won't let you take your eyes off the screen for a second. With his fluid and radical surfing, Guillermo Satt travels through Indonesia, Namibia, Japan, Mexico, Easter Island and finds an epic left somewhere in his Chile.
There's surfing on small waves, there's surfing on solid waves, there's snowboarding, and the pace of the film keeps a mix of adrenaline and the incipient notion that yet another incredible thing is going to happen.
A film by Bagual Films
Main filmmakers: Xabier Azcarate, Rodrigo Farias Moreno and Pablo Jimenez
With additional images from: Roberta Irrazaval, Óscar Fredes, Natalia Richardson and Jaime Milla
Water intakes by Pablo Jimenez
Drone shots of Alfredo Escobar and Xabier Azcarate
READ THE INTERVIEW WITH THE SURFER HERE
SEE HERE THE PHOTO ALBUM OF HIS TRAVELS WITH IMAGES FROM THREE MASTERS OF SURF PHOTOGRAPHY
Special coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on DUKE is presented by:
Related Notes:
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Andy's movie is now available online
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“Manny’s Day” is the name of the Nicaraguan and Argentine section of the film Next Level by Powerlines Productions
