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KEEP SURFING HAWAII PREMIERE


WEDnEsDay, OCTObER 20 | 9:30 Pm | REgal DOlE ThURsDay, OCTObER 21 | 3:30 Pm | REgal DOlE gERmany 2009 | gERman W/ EnglIsh sUbTITlEs | 94 m


DIRECTOR: Bjoern Richie Lob sCREEnWRITER: Bjoern Richie Lob, Benjamin Quabeck PRODUCERs: Bjoern Richie Lob, Tobias Siebert CInEmaTOgRaPhER:


Bjoern Richie Lob, Lars Liebold CasT: Dieter Deventer, Walter Strasser, Eli Mack, Florian Kummer, Gerhard Schlegel


KEEP SURFING tells the story of an unlikely passion in a place that a large part of the world only knows as Oktoberfest City. Munich, the town of beer drinkers and pretzel lovers, has become the home of a surfing crowd of urban individualists who pursue their dream of happiness by riding a river wave far from the ocean. KEEP SURFING portrays six hardcore surfers at the Eisbach (German for “Ice Brook“), who master river waves while pursuing their own individual goals in life.


KEEP SURFING is an ode to individual freedom and to the people who‘ve achieved happiness on a river wave, where they can go against the flow and find their place in life. Produced by Tobias N. Siebert, who produced THE STORY OF THE WEEPING, KEEP SURFING captures a feeling for life and the fascination of surfing, and shows Munich‘s wild side.


GOING VERTICAL / FIRST LOVE


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