Days Under The Sun

About This Movie

Days Under The Sun feels like a mosaic of surf culture and adventure. It’s got this laid-back yet exhilarating vibe, showcasing surf spots from the North Shore to Indo. The clips, edited in a way that feels almost dreamlike, pull you in, making you want to experience those waves yourself. There’s an atmosphere of wanderlust, a connection to nature, and the thrill of the ocean, all layered with a soundtrack that complements the visuals nicely. Though the director remains unknown and the genres are a bit murky, it’s this eclectic mix that gives the film its own charm, inviting viewers into a world where each wave tells a story.

Days Under The Sun is a bit of a hidden gem in the surf film community. It's not widely circulated, which adds to its allure for collectors. Originally released in 2009, there’s limited availability of physical copies, making it a curiosity for those interested in surf culture and cinematic representations of it. While the lack of a known director and clear genre might turn some away, for collectors, it’s the unique atmosphere and the way it captures the essence of surf life that keeps them interested.