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Sine Qua Non: The Psychology of Big Wave Surfing with Greg Long
The Inertia is proud to announce the launch of our new documentary film series, which aims to tell the best stories in surfing. Period. The first, 24-minute episode provides an intimate portrait of the mentality, risks, and lifestyle associated with pursuing monstrous waves around the planet through the eyes of the world's most decorated big wave surfer, Greg Long. The film's title, Sine Qua Non, is a Latin phrase, which, roughly translated, means, "Without which, [there is] nothing."
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Awards
- 2014 - Festival Award - Surfing and Ocean Sports - winner
- 2013 - Best Documentary - documentary - nominated
- 2014 - Best of Festival - Ocean Sports - winner
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