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A Sea for Yourself

A Sea for Yourself

1973 · 88 min · Documentary

A stunningly photographed celebration of the beauty and joy of surfing. Many of the world's best surfers of the 1970's take on the best waves of California, France, Peru, and Hawaii.

Directed by Hal Jepsen

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A Sea for Yourself

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