We The Surfers

About This Movie

We The Surfers is an intriguing dive into a Liberian village's intersection of surfing culture and resilience. Arthur Bourbon captures the raw energy of local surfers who are not just riding waves, but also trying to reshape their community's narrative after years of turmoil. The documentary's pacing feels organic, as it immerses you in their day-to-day lives and the challenges they face. There's a beautiful contrast between the serene ocean and the harsh realities they've endured, enhancing its emotional depth. The performances are authentic and resonate with a sense of hope and determination. It’s distinct for its focus on a lesser-known surf scene, providing insight into how this sport can be a vehicle for change.

Focuses on surfing culture in LiberiaCaptures local resilience and community effortsHighlights emotional depth through personal stories