Waveriders hits UK cinemas
At last, the long-awaited Irish surf film Waveriders is screening this weekend around the UK.
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Directed by Joel Conroy and starring Kelly Slater, Gabe Davies and Richie Fitzgerald, Waveriders delves into the story of surfing pioneer George Freeth, a half-Irishman born on Hawaiian shores.
Featuring epic big-wave scenes and an insightful narrative, the film picked up the title of Best Picture at the Irish Film Festival this year and, according to Little White Lies, it "may help convince people that surf culture isn't all 'brah' and bullshit." Set to appeal to both surfers and regular folk alike, this is one film not to be missed.
For an exclusive interview with director Joel Conroy, check out HUCK #014, out now.
Screenings:
Odeon Kingston -
Friday 3rd April 23.45, Sat 4th April 23.45.
Odeon Greenwich - Friday 3rd April 23.15, Sat 4th April - 23.35.
Odeon Manchester - Friday 3rd April to Thursday 4th April - 1.35, 15.50,
18.00, 20.15.
Vue Plymouth - Friday 3rd to Thursday 9th - 18.40, 21.10 & 23.10.
(Check websites for details).
Book tickets early, as demand for seats will be high!
Check out more details of the film on www.waveridersthefilm.com
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