My Name is João Chianca

My Name is João Chianca

2024 · 31 min · ★ 9.0 · Documentary

Brazil's next surfing legend is growing up fast. From the highs of qualifying to the lows of unlucky losses, Brazilian surfing's next big thing, João Chianca, is quickly learning about the highs and lows of life on the WSL Championship Tour.

Directed by Loïc Wirth

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