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Wordz: A Longboarding Lexicon (2005)

Combine some of earth's most gorgeous locations -- such as the Canary Islands, Rincon and Waikiki -- with the best longboard action anywhere, and what do you have? "Wordz." See profiles and interviews with hot surfers such as Colin McPhillips, Titus Kinimaka, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Summer Romero, Mary Bagalso and Kassia Meador, all backed by a killer soundtrack that sets the mood from mellow to hyper. Every longboard freak needs to see this film.
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Combine some of earth's most gorgeous locations -- such as the Canary Islands, Rincon and Waikiki -- with the best longboard action anywhere, and what do you have? "Wordz." See profiles and interviews with hot surfers such as Colin McPhillips, Titus Kinimaka, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Summer Romero, Mary Bagalso and Kassia Meador, all backed by a killer soundtrack that sets the mood from mellow to hyper. Every longboard freak needs to see this film.

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