Sons of the Surf (silent, ca. 1920s)
“Sons of the Surf” is a 1920s silent educational film that captures the early spirit of surfing at Waikiki Beach, Hawaii. The film features striking footage of the legendary Kahanamoku brothers as they ride the waves, showcasing the natural beauty of the Hawaiian coastline and the dynamic energy of early surfing culture. Despite its modest production values, the film is celebrated for its beautifully shot scenes and offers a unique glimpse into the formative years of the sport, highlighting both the athleticism and the emerging cultural phenomenon of surfing in a bygone era.
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