Children of the Sun

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Title

Children of the Sun

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In this cult surf film — this excerpt is the first seven minutes — Andrew McAlpine gets in the Chevy, chucks the longboard on the roof and follows a group of pioneering riders on a mission around New Zealand and Australian coastlines, from Piha to Noosa. Filmed from 1965 - 1967, the Kiwi Endless Summer evoked a laid-back era where the ride was the prize. The classic surfing scenes — some filmed from an onboard camera housed in a DIY perspex case — are scored to surf rock and interspersed with...

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Format

Video

Date created

1968

URL

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/children-of-the-sun-1968

Related subjects

noosa / sixties / sydney / manly / holden / kaikoura / waipu cove / kodachrome / marsden point / goat island / whangamata / longboarding / longboard / queensland / sunshine coast / darryl dell / russell hughes / bob mctavish / george greenhough / wayne parkes / raglan / piha / surfing

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