Splinters

Splinters

Year: 2012

Runtime: 95 min

Language: English

Director: Adam Pesce

SportDocumentary

This documentary explores the fascinating story of indigenous surfing in Papua New Guinea. It began with a simple gift—surfboards brought by an Australian pilot—that ignited a cultural phenomenon. Over two decades, surfing has evolved into a source of national pride and a coveted opportunity for villagers, offering a connection to the wider world and a chance to transcend their isolated lives.

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