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Five world class surfers travel to New Guinea in search of undiscovered waves, but end up discovering so much more.
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Five world class surfers travel to New Guinea in search of undiscovered waves, but end up discovering so much more.
Rating:NR
Genre:Adventure, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Justin Le Pera
In Theaters:1/30/2013
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Red Van Pictures, Something Kreative
Cast
Justin Le Pera
Director
Ryan Phillippe
Narrator (voice)
Travis Potter
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Jenny Useldinger
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Andrew Mooney
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Jimmy Rotherham
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Josh Fuller
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Spencer Frame
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Susan Holmes-McKagan
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