Kelly Slater in Black and White

About This Movie

So, ‘Kelly Slater in Black and White’—it’s a raw glimpse into Slater's life before he became the surfing legend we know today. Directed by Richard R. Woolcott, the documentary captures that intimate, almost vulnerable side of Slater. The pacing is pretty chill, allowing you to soak in the scenery from places like Fiji and Oahu's North Shore, which is just stunning. It’s not just about the surf, it’s about the journey, the grit. The film’s distinct flavor comes from its blend of action and personal narrative, showcasing the man behind the board. It's fascinating how they mix the sport's technical aspects with Slater’s personal growth, making it more than just a surf movie. Worth a look if you appreciate the art of surfing and its culture.

Intimate portrayal of Kelly Slater's early yearsBeautiful cinematography from various surf localesFocuses on personal growth and the sport's culture