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Stylemasters (2006)
Journey back to a time of change... when boards became shorter and movements more radical. A time when style was being re-defined, and there were no limits as to where surfing could go.
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Journey back to a time of change... when boards became shorter and movements more radical. A time when style was being re-defined, and there were no limits as to where surfing could go.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:9/1/2006
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Runtime:44 minutes
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