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Chasing The Unicorn – A Mozambican Surf Tale

CHASING THE UNICORN – A MOZAMBICAN SURF STORY   Pictured: Sung Mini Cho (MOZ) driving through the African Kirra. @ Alan Van Geysen   A film by Now Now Media presented by Monster Energy In association with O’Neill    Chasing the Unicorn traces the history of surfing in post-war Mozambique while searching for a mythical …

Pictured: Sung Mini Cho (MOZ) driving through the African Kirra. @ Alan Van Geysen

A film by Now Now Media presented by Monster Energy In association with O’Neill 

Chasing the Unicorn traces the history of surfing in post-war Mozambique while searching for a mythical sand-bottomed wave along this tropical slice of East Africa. Along the way, we meet Sung Min Cho and Julia Fernando, the country’s leading surfers, and acquire acquainted with Mozambique’s burgeoning surf culture that has risen in the wake of 30 years of armed conflict. Set to a soundtrack infused with Afrobeat and driving rhythms, Chasing the Unicorn is an ode to old-school adventure and a young surfing nation on the rise.

The movie is available on youtube, featuring: Sung Min Cho, Julia Fernando, Eli Beukes, Brendon Gibbens, Jordy Smith, Mikey February and others. Duration: 33 minutes

Brendon Gibbens © Ian Thurtell

Director of Photography: Alan van Gysen 

Executive Producer: Ryan Franklin

Written and Directed by: Will Bendix 

Produced by: Alan van Gysen 

First Camera: Ian Thurtell 

Edited by: Will Bendix

Brendon Gibbens. Photo: © Ian Thurtell

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