Spoons: A Santa Barbara Story - OFFICIAL TRAILER

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Dusty archives have been painstakingly tracked down and remastered to bring a new perspective to one of the most crucial periods in surfing’s evolution. From Santa Barbara to Australia, this is a film compiled of never-before-seen footage from surfing’s Golden Age, with outtakes and extras from some of surfing’s most well known filmmakers to tell a history that has never been told before.
“Spoons: A Santa Barbara Story” is an exploration of how one of the most significant corners of the world produced, and continues to produce, some of the most talented surfers and innovators. Deeper than all is a story of craftsmanship, work ethic, renegades and tradition, a film that goes beyond the time spent in the ocean to define how one spends a lifetime.
Reviews:
"Spoons is an elegantly crafted and diligently researched documentary about one surfing most critical turning points. It's also fun to watch."
- Nathan Myers, THE SURFERS JOURNAL
“Spoons is not just a visual celebration of a golden era of surf culture, it also showcases the connective tissue between then and now through the never-ending progression of surfboard design."
- Marcus Sanders, SURFLINE
Winner:
Best Documentary 2019 - Florida Surf Film Festival
Spirit of the Festival 2019 - London Surf Film Festival
Best Documentary 2019 - Berlin Surf Film Festival
Best Montage 2019 - Anglet Surf Film Festival
Best Documentary 2019 - Paris Surf Skate Film Festival
Featuring:
Bruce Brown
Reynolds “Renny" Yater
George Greenough
Tom Curren
Al Merrick
Marc Andreini
John "IKE" Eichert
Bob McTavish
Nat Young
Wayne Lynch
Shaun Tomson
Kim Mearig
Kirk Putnam
Jon Pyzel
Simon Murdoch
Ryan Lovelace
And more...
With Remastered Footage from these Classic Surf Films:
Crystal Voyager
Echoes
Innermost Limits of Pure Fun
Free Ride
Evolution
The Endless Summer
The Endless Summer Revisited
Apocalypse Now
Children of the Sun
High on a Cool Wave
Ride a White Horse
Cool Wave of Color
Free and Easy
Walk on the Wetside
The Search
Fantastic Plastic Machine
In Search for Surf
John Larronde’s Sweet Sixteen
And many more...
Website: spoonsfilm.com
Instagram: @spoons_film

[@christiankirkwood3402]

Epic post. I live quite close to Broken Head at Alstonville, initially moved from Maroubra in 84 aged 22 and put down roots. Still ripping on a shortboard, surfing with my eldest girl and many close mate's. We here are impressed with this post. Very warm and most sincere kindly wishes from Lottie, Desiree and Gina... and me!!!

[@clarkewi]

A legendary Rincon surfer named Rick Vogel has the most radical footage of Greenough I have ever seen. That was in 1968. This footage is historic. It should be in the Smithsonian. It opens a window into the future. Find him. He lives on the Ranch somewhere.

[@christiankirkwood3402]

George lives at Broken Head Sth of Byron. He may be transient, but Broken Hd is definitely his home. Love to see that footage of him. With a smile and good intention, warm and kindly wishes from Lottie, Desiree and Gina... and me, here in Tuckombil via Alstonville. MAAATE 😉

[@awoolherb]

Abundance

[@saintchristophertwo]

trying to quickly eject from a barrel is neerly impossible on any craft designed by Lovelace...

[@matthewwillis4892]

Coke Spoons for Kool-Aid. Remember Linda Lovelace?