The True Confessions of an Invisible Girl
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Brother (2015)
A little over a year ago, we hung out with Kolohe Andino and decided to make this film. Something that would highlight his free surfing with his friends. No jerseys. Or scores. Or bullshit. Just something that would make you really psyched to surf. But Kolohe also insisted we make something completely free. So we listened. And it’s finally here for your enjoyment. Put it on repeat. The best wave of his life is in there. As is the best trip of his life. And one of his favorite surfers of all time. And all his best friends.
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A little over a year ago, we hung out with Kolohe Andino and decided to make this film. Something that would highlight his free surfing with his friends. No jerseys. Or scores. Or bullshit. Just something that would make you really psyched to surf. But Kolohe also insisted we make something completely free. So we listened. And it’s finally here for your enjoyment. Put it on repeat. The best wave of his life is in there. As is the best trip of his life. And one of his favorite surfers of all time. And all his best friends.
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