Fitty Fitty

About This Movie

Fitty Fitty captures a moment in surf culture with an almost nostalgic vibe. It’s less about the big waves and more about the friendships forged in the saltwater; you can feel the camaraderie between Mick Fanning, Joel Parkinson, and Dean Morrison. The film has this raw, unscripted feel, showcasing their journey from juniors to global surf stars. It flows at a leisurely pace, allowing those quiet moments of reflection that really highlight their growth both personally and professionally. The cinematography, especially the underwater shots, adds a palpable atmosphere that immerses you in the ocean's rhythm. It’s a slice-of-life piece that resonates with anyone who's ever had a passion for something bigger than themselves.

Fitty Fitty has had a mixed history in terms of format availability, originally released on DVD and now increasingly hard to find as time passes. Its scarcity and the unique perspective it offers on surf culture have spiked interest among collectors, especially those looking for deeper narrative in surf films. Fans of the genre appreciate the authenticity of the friendships depicted, making it a noteworthy piece in any surf enthusiast's collection.