A Hundred Miles to The End
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| Synopsis | Long Island native John Beattie was a lifelong surfer up until 2007 when he suffered a stroke. Beattie had to retire his surfboard. Instead, he picked up his camera and began to document his irrevocable love for surfing. From Long Beach in the west to Montauk on the Eastern tip of Long Island, Beattie re-visits the places he used to surf over his 48 years of surfing and sets out on a journey to recount some of his favorite surf spots, hence the film's title, A Hundred Miles to The End. No surf film captures that Empire State spirit better than A Hundred Miles to The End. Every New Yorker who's made a name for him or herself over the last 50 years shows up in this emotionally riveting, artfully shot, elegantly edited, and even locally scored film. Thumping barrels, thick accents, and fierce homegrown pride make A Hundred Miles to The End a must-see. Winner of The 2013 New York Surf Film Festival Viewers Choice Award Winner of the 2013 SMASH Surf Film Festival Viewers Choice Award Official Selection of the New Smyrna Beach Surf Film Festival 2014 Official Selection of the East Coast Surf Film Music Festival 2014 Official Selection of the Honolulu Surf Film Festival 2014 |
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| Athletes | Balaram Stack, TJ Gumillea, Will Skudin, Leif Engstrom, Mikey DeTemple, Bruce Bailey, Josh Goetz |
| Genres | Surfing Documentaries, Surfing Documentaries, Biographical, Surfing the East Coast |
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| Director | John Beattie |
| Studio | Talmai Productions |
| Rating | not rated |
| Runtime | 51 mins |
| Language | English | Stereo |
| Captions | English, English |
| Download | HD | 1280x720 (1.62 GB) SD | 960x540 (1.29 GB) |
| Stream | HD | 1920x1080 |