Thursday 5th March, LS/FF is hosting a special evening of award-winning surf cinema and stand out stories from around the globe at The Lighthouse Cinema, Newquay.

Bringing to the big screen the Cornish premiere of 5 handpicked award winners from 14th Edition LS/FF accompanied by filmmaker Q+A’s, goodies, good times and more… you’re not going to want to miss this!

Taking you from the desert south of Morocco with surf adventurer Kepa Acero and style-master Snoopy, to the frozen edges of Antarctica seeking out unridden realms and vital research into the  melting icecaps with the Gauchos del Mar and journeying from NYC’s surf community with Karen Song to Celtic coastlines closer to home with the likes of perennially poetic Mike Lay, Scottish chargers Phoebe Strachan and Mark Boyd, through the keen lens of Seth Hughes and Gabriella Zagni it’s a celebration of our global surf community, the things that unite us and the very best of surf culture. 

TICKETS – £15 serve up a whole night of epic surf cinema, culture & community plus a complimentary beer Sharp’s Brewery (over 18’s only)! 

There are epic goodies too from Finisterre, Yeti Europe, Surf Girl and Carve  who celebrate and elevate the creativity that exists in our culture.  

Full details and tickets here:

https://londonsurffilmfestival.com/best-of-the-fest-a-very-special-evening/

LS/FF BEST FILM

Kingdom of the Evening  // Dir. Clint davis

Surf adventurer Kepa Acero travels back in time to meet an old friend & surf mythical waves. But is the dream of the perfect trip a reality? A joyous journey along Morocco’s dusty points that will make you fall in love with surfing over and over again. 

LS/FF BEST DOCUMENTARY & VIEWER’S CHOICE AWARD

Antarctica – Domain One // Dir. Julian & Joaquin Azulay

Multi award winning filmmakers go in search of unridden realms on the frozen continent on their most challenging surf adventure yet.  Narrated by Kelly Slater, and navigating treacherous waters and equally challenging encounters with sea life, this film is not to be missed.  Carve spoke with the Gauchos del Mar about the project HERE

LS/FF BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

Gwynnik // Dir. Seth Hughes 

Rooted in the Celtic landscape featuring sublime surfer and Penwith poet Mike Lay, Gwynnik, ‘little fair one’ is a journey home, an appreciation that the chase for surfing fulfilment may ultimately lead back along the narrow roads and cliff paths of home. A beautiful big screen, big audio delight.

WOMEN OF THE SEA

Surf, Eat, Repeat // Dir. Karen song

A journey through New York surf culture via shared meals, shared stories & cold waves

At a time when even the line up can feel divided, this timely tale celebrates the rich diversity in surfing. Surf Girl magazine spoke exclusively with filmmaker Karen Song  about the project >>  HERE

LS/FF SHORTIE OF THE YEAR

No Place Like Home // Dir. Gabriella Zagni

Surfing in Scotland is cold, that’s a given, and at this time of year can take next level motivation. But for Thurso chargers Phoebe Strachan & Mark Boyd there’s no place like home… Celebrating and elevating the very best homegrown talents.