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Addiction: Matt Archbold (1999)
This film tells the story of one of the surf worlds most gifted surfers. Matt Archbold grew up on the dark side of San Clemente California and became, at an early age, one of the most groundbreaking surfers of the modern era. From his birth in Riverside to the wind blown Indian Ocean swells of West Australia, Addiction tells the story of one of the surf worlds most gifted athletes.
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This film tells the story of one of the surf worlds most gifted surfers. Matt Archbold grew up on the dark side of San Clemente California and became, at an early age, one of the most groundbreaking surfers of the modern era. From his birth in Riverside to the wind blown Indian Ocean swells of West Australia, Addiction tells the story of one of the surf worlds most gifted athletes.
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