A man returns to the idyllic beach of his childhood to surf with his son. When he is humiliated by a group of locals, the man is drawn into a conflict that keeps rising and pushes him to his breaking point.
더 서퍼, Surfer, Sörfçü, הגולש, Banglentininkas, Sērfotājs, กูจะเซิร์ฟ, Серфер, Surfar, Сёрфер, Người Lướt Sóng, A szörfös
Cannes Film Festival 
Italy Taormina Film Festival 
Poland New Horizons International Film Festival 
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LithuaniaN-16 AustraliaMA 15+ 
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genuinely felt like i was losing my fucking mind watching this (complimentary)
Anti-Australian propaganda on acid (complimentary)
crazy how the thought of literally going home never once crossed his mind
lol wtf
EAT. THE. RAT.
surfing is not even his job, his job is just beach and he is so bad at it
A messy reclamation of land, memory, identity, masculinity, dignity. Narratively overt. And while these ideas connect, there’s too much being stacked here. The least explicitly explored—and by far the most interesting—is the sublime. But visually and sonically, thanks to the film’s strong formal control, the loudest and most compelling of the Surfer’s many motivations is precisely that awe—that beatific allure, that sensorial pull of being in those waves. Majestic sanctuary.
Quite simply, this has some of the most beautiful shots of water and nature I’ve ever seen. And the sun that bakes it all, perfectly saturating each daylight frame—you feel it as much as see it. But truly, the water. “Absolutely gorgeous” is an understatement. I felt utterly consumed by…
Help, i’m still in the parking lot
Still sitting in an Outback I haunt
rodent boy summer is back in the form of nicolas cage doing multiple inhumane things to a rat
a sun kissed twisted mind fuck descent into utter madness 🤯🏄♂️🌞
all this man wanted was to take his son surfing like what the fuck..
The Wizard of Oz directed by Oliver Stone.
Close enough, welcome back Eden Lake
