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About This Movie

So, 'Home' is this longboard surfing flick that takes you on a vibe-filled trip along Australia's East Coast. It’s really more about the atmosphere than just the surf. You see these surfers—like Beau Young and Harley Ingleby—sharing their world, their friendships, and the places they ride. The pacing is laid-back, which lets you soak in the scenery and the camaraderie among the surfers. No flashy edits or wild stunts, just raw, genuine moments that feel really personal. It's distinctive in how it captures the essence of a community rather than just showcasing the waves. You end up feeling like you’re part of their surf culture, not just a spectator. It’s a different kind of surf movie for sure.

'Home' has seen limited releases and is somewhat of a hidden gem. Finding copies can be a bit tricky, and its appeal lies in the authenticity of the narrative and the surfers featured. While it might not have garnered mainstream attention, collectors appreciate its focus on surf culture over commercial aspects, making it a unique piece for those into niche surfing films.