Momentum Generation (2018)
Momentum Generation
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This is yet another sports documentary. 'Generation Momentum' is an intimate look at a group of young people who, yes, became surfing stars. But the film also portrays their emotional journey as comrades and friends, finding refuge in each other while their personal lives were sacrificed. This will be an inspiring documentary not only about changing the history of a sport, but also about changing your own life. If that doesn't convince you, perhaps the spectacular shots from the sea are a good reason. Oh, yes: all this is under the signature of the Zimbalist brothers, responsible for the 'ReMastered' series and the documentary 'The Two Escobars'.
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A group of teenagers in Hawaii enter the world of professional competitive surfing in the 1990s and rise to super stardom.
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